The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1915, Page 8

T The Bon Marche’s Mill Remnant and Factory Sample Sale 1,000 Carpet Samples at Half Price—or Better And if you need any little Rugs—or small pieces of Carpet for odd corners and bare spots on your floors, you'll find this a| HE SEATTLE STAR U.S. ARMY CHIEF IS STRONG FOR Mail Orders Filled Ohio Steel Ranges FREDERICK &- NELSON coermemnrnn Wer | very profitable sale to attend. New Trimmed Hats, $5.00 to $7.50 | Heavy 80c Rug Samples, Brussels > 39c [ one would be in the mode this Autumn, hoice of a Hat is come or Velvet, Size 27x36 Inches, Each ' fined to the extremely small shape or th th graceful, Lots of good Rug Samples for the Sample Sale Thursday, and at half price. Heavy | irregular lines, russels and Velve 27x36 inches—many styles of designs, with colors well The Basement Salesroom has in readine howing of blended : oad the ud to cover up worn poe in the carpets : Wi p | these two extremes of fashion, in beautiful, somber shades of green, Cor ) | | beau-blue, Purple and Brown, with the new r, mili. S$ 1.50 Tapestry Brussels Carpet 75c| | tary pompons and ornaments. , » y | | tractive rice 0 $7.50. alesroom, | Samples, Size 27x36 Inches, Each | \ttractively priced, $5.00 to $7.50 A Sample Sale that means quite a saving if you are in need of small Rugs. These at 7Sc each are Tapestry 27x36 inches—mostly with overlocked edges , | $1.25 worth regularly $1.50 each $2.50 Samples of Bigelow Best 1,600 Yds. Outing Flannels Motoring Body Brussels Carpet, | 1-2 Yds. Special JQ Yd, | Thursday Hoods each on Thursday | (44 xdantionsliy. 4 hee NUMBER of practieal | $3.50 Samples of Finest Wilton | $1 49 Mooring a] r + ck and Carpet, Size 27x36 Inches, Each ° |i with visor linen- n stiff visor, and th soft turn-back OLMNWOX DER WOLe i " & ake splendid small Rugs to use at These Samples of fine grade Wilton Carpets make splendi all Rug dal; Gok Wied Photebraphed’ ab: bintiburg odd places; size 27x36 inches, with handsome colorings, beautifully blended. Special $1.49 each. —Third Floor. | thetr ive “In actual hours of dril! work i* the equivalent of months with the regular army! (By Staff Correspondent) ! nom PLATTSBU RG, N. Y., Aug. 18 3-Piece SAMPLE SALE BARGAINS From his colgn of vantage tn the grove. cverioking “the cemptes iar Mae aeons = Breakfast Set vt Be. ground of ¢ Bei wee _ ery berate veh ose i dite coal Basement Salesroom, In Handsome New Autumn Dress Silks flor she tartment st th an nave on mad ce $1.00 | Heavy Silk Poplins, 36 Inches Wide sia the ot trait and who, woult bt and y practical house gis Drape Veils A Waist or Dress made of a piece of these Silk Poplins will be ever 80 attractive—heavy, lustrous quality, 36 inches wide, in 20 new and wanted shades, including black and white. Will give lasting satisfaction $1.25 and $2.00 Dress Silks, 36 Inches These Dress Silks are wonderfully pretty, but will be doubly fascin- ating when made up into a dress or skirt. They are $1.25 td $2.00 satin Stripe messalines, hairlines, two-tone stripes and others in best colors. $2.00 Black Chiffon Taffeta Silks, Yard The most popular Silks today are Black Chiffon ffetas, and when you can get the $2.00 quality at $1.29 a yard you get a bar- gain; 5 sample pieces in the lot, full 40 inches wide, and make up | wan I hope that t | “These men are getting as much (first step toward a system milf he said, “as they would tary training and reserves for thin| in moat directions in THREE country similar to that of Switzer YEARS with the militia! |land or Australia Special 15c Each F ANCY - MESH Drape V in black, black combination, red, other shades, fe of good quality Harmony percale in light-blue, pink or lav- white, belted ped with SEATTLE MEN WHO VOLUNTEER __ | he € and fasten | FOR CAMP HERE WILL BE WORKED || ws ree pew! bovon Up HARD, BUT IT’LL DO THEM GOOD ve _yelve st @i. 9c | |FACTS ABOUT TRAINING CAMP! |WHERE—At Cosgrove, American waist-line and attracti gincers and store clerks aod bank ors And ft will train them In the tac tien of modern warfare, fitting them so In case of war they would rise at once as officers of the | New Autumn Coats | September 12. .. : army life. would r Alize, ‘ $3 Black Satin Duchess, 54 Inches Wide WHY--To afford them recreation Gloves 50c Pair IXTEEN - BUTTON length White Cham- oisette Gloves in sizes 54, 6, 6%, 7% and 8, at- ih tractively priced at 5O¢ or pair, —Basement Sai misses = Attractively priced at $12.50. NEW WAISTS, $1.25—- White voile, heavy stripe ratine, colored stripes and plaids to choose from in these They are made with long sleeves and That is the avowed « business men's camp—to and at the same time drill them ' ERY serviceable Coats for gen- to become officers of volunteer eral utility wear are these new models in Corduroy. They are in full-belted style, with convertible collar and durable lining, and come in two-tone effects as well as plain black, green and Sizes women and For Thursday—Black Satin Duchess at half price. A small quan- tity only, in fine jet black; ideal for dress purposes; $3.00 value; full 54 inches wide, and very lustrous, $1.49 a yard. —vpper Matn Veer. $ % | City Employes’ Salary Now for a “Dollar Sale’ of | Warrants Cashed at Par Men’s Felt Hats ¢ | ‘. " The Bon Marche will, as heretofore, | Thier Py _ and beoken lines of abies saad | Men's $2.00 anc ) Felt Hats thrown out | gladly cash at par, cy employ es salary on the counters at $1.00 apiece—lots of « ur | warrants. Main Office, Third Floor No. | well-known “Perfection” and “Premier” American Lake line cars, leaving |and what a monumental tank it is —— [ete inthe lot—lote of good brown ania! gam oe tt on | On tame: romeant, 186 enrctl-} | Bray soft felts. —Lower Main Floor, South. |]| WHERE TO ENROLL—At 1220 ment blanks were sent to Portland Fourth ave. Telephone Main 630, Wednesday Perm Official figures as to number of applications for enrollment blanks were given out Wednesday noon ne fit men of the state mort highly developed | in Intelligence to become leaders of | the volunteer army | 4. | than $25 all told, in- Fut that fundamental cluding uniform, equipment and | purpose. board. A deposit of $25 will be| The big, basic tden ts that by required, and the unexpended bal. | coaxing these citizens into the field |i ance will be remitted at the close | and subjecting them to three weeks of camp. Uniforme will be issued of actual war training, their ey at camp. will be opened to what military pre WHEN TO GO—Next Monday, via | parednexs really means | Tacoma, thence by Tacoma Rall-| They will realize what grim, hard, way & Power Co. Cosgrove and slow businwes preparing for war ts. len't the brown Children’s Cashmere Hose . '18c Pair organdie, Bakery Specials also Luxor, for making Eczema Remedy, | DO EAE a hos i si sleas . -29¢ | Just what in the meaning of this! business men's military training w Waists : : camp, which b blished | Seattle leads, with 460; Taco : : XCEPTIONAL values Lavaris, for mouth wash, 25c size 16c| Home-made Bread, all 10c loaves at I|seriscaucs a Acceieas tenes | nscale loads, with 460; Tacoma lit iow. or high collars. Sizes 36 to 44.’ Good values at in. Children's Ae ° o ° 2 co 7 oie: h pene 2 4 formal en “ ea Napoleon Talcum Powder, 10c cans, | 2 fOr «++... ++.-++.s sees es «BBE lf three weeks, and which will take |pltcant | papers, returns from these || 4-25. ribbed Black Cashmere special at .....................6¢ | Layer Cake, choice of 5 icings; 3 lay- ate them into the rudiments, at| already having passed the 150 . 2 Stockings, with gray heel Hi Jenk’s T: 5c size | ers, 30¢; 2 layers 20c |f toast. of army lite? quired by the government, PETTICOATS, 55¢ Pggranaet %, 5, a anson Jenk’s Tooth Paste, 15c size nbs a. & 14) dh le did 2 BD Does it mean blister and cal-| official sanction ix made The purchase of a manufacturer's surplus ‘stock and toe, sizes 444, > %, at wees e eee eee eeeeeeeesee++++10e| Cinnamon or Parker House Rolls, 15¢ jf}! Miia or ea: | Fort Lavtee and acommander (|! permits this low price. The Petticoats are of sateen, 6 and 6%, the pair, 1Se Velvetina Freckle Cream, 50c size, 25e | regularly; dozen ...........04.. Does it mean back aches, “charlie |training camp left Wednesday twill and soiesette in black, navy, tan and colored eon: ee Phenolax Wafers, 50c size at....29¢| Light or Dark Cup Cakes, 15¢ dozen Roman Sad SSADETEAT RETEST |morning with Company G, Four stripes —Basement Salesroom. —= s Prensa ex, indeed eenth {nfantry, for Cosgrove, Hoff’s German Liniment, 50c size.29¢ regularly; dozen ...............10¢ Does it mean that lungs long American lake, to make ready the == I a d Ribbon Dr. Charles’ Flesh Food, 50c size. .29e | Ginger Snaps, 12!4c a pound, at | filled with the musty dust of offices | camp site. ce an Castor Oil, best quality, 25c size. .16¢| Soda C ’ / Seckeing will expand with the pure, fresh air| Col. Wilson requests all enrolled ackers in tins, refund of 20c |} ior when tin is returned; $1.00 size. .89¢ | —Fourth Floor, Sample Untrimmeds and Only $2.45 out-of-doors? That dyspeptic stomachs will be mended in a day? Yea, it means all of these things Great Thing for Health Does it also mean that just after dusk each night sleep will stalk up and lay its heavy, paralyzing hand to proceed to Tacoma Monday by any route desir coma to the camp coma, Railway & P Cosgrove and American Lake line, which cars leave ten minutes be. fore the hour, so as to report for Remnants At Reduced Prices EMNANTS of Ribbons, Em broideries, Lace Edges, New Crepe Gowns Special 59c HREE styles in these Mellen’s Foods, 75c size, special. .49¢ | —Lewer Main Poor. on dozens of fellows, who in the| training not later than 4 p. m. specially - priced Allover Laces and Shadow par fsb id aged — pest mid- | Fh Rig yeni = Elttaes Taendsy Gowiek an "ale Thurs Laces at sharply reduced prices nigh An¢ at when they are| night indorsed the movement; like- | 70 4 . Las Though They Are Samples of the Newest Graugad trou chasis kes tee late te ee eee for clearance day. The one pictured —Basement Salesroom. morning they will swear they have | ‘4 Autumn Styles and Worth a Good been asleep only a minute? Does FRISCO MEN WON'T GO has the kimono sleeves ——— it mean that fagged, befuddled] SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.—As and neck finished ‘with Deal More Than $2.45 brains and tired, shatfered nerves | only 43 names had been recetved for ty Te : Cardboard will mend miraculously under the|the four weeks military training machine stitching and is Only 200 in the lot—all we could get to sell at this low price—they’re the newest and smartest Autumn blocks —made of fine silk velvets or velvet and satin combined In all black—or the swagger black and white—or rich dark Autumnal colorings—in the new “Larger” sailors, with soft crowns and brims—or the snug turb stimulus of hard, healthy work tn the open? |terday, army officers were of the Yes. All this is obviously true. opinion that the required 150 men It will be a wonderful outing for! would not be enrolled and that the these doctors and lawyers and en-| proposed camp would not be held j camp at the Prestdio at 3 p. m. yes with trimmed bow. The are trimmed with band or ribbon-run at neck and sleeves. Choice of pink or blue striped and polka-dot pat- terns. Special, Thursday, 5O¢, —Basement Salesroom. ribbon Waste Baskets 10c RQ aTERAL shapes and decor © ‘ations to choose from im these Cardboard Waste Bat kets. They are patterned in cretonne effects in various cok ors and stand 12 inches high. Attractive value at 10¢ each. —Housewares Section, other styles plain lace TOBEGIN MOTHERS’ PENSION SUIT Attorney G, Dwight Arnold, who {s champloning the cause of de serted mothers in a determined stand to recover state pensions lost thru a bungling act of the last legislature, was being overwhelmed Wednesday at his office in the Smith building with stories of priva- tion and desperate need of starving women and babies, Arnold is being aided by Judge Henry Nell, of Chicago, father! of the mother's pension, who will appear within the next few days before women's clubs and other organizations in the interest of the cause. Within the next few days, Arnold hopes to file a friendly action to mandamus the mothers’ pension department of the superior court | = Baseme Ss i - |to pay deserted mothers the pensions they were receiving at HE Bask ment Salesroom ready for the vogue of ee sth, new say went Into effect. | plaids (which is already evidenced in new ready- eserted mothers who suffered thru the new law, are urged y ivals y i i “ f ara als) v a good show to nee Attorney Arnold at their earliest convenience, tn order to hurry ee arcyet righ a. goad ab hadi § of Plaid'W oolens | in the new subdued effects, at $1.00 yard. the work of bringing the suit to regain their pensions, Plaids may also be had in this Section priced as TO FORM MARINE LEAGUE nae Corduroys in suitable weights for the new Autumn CHICAGO, Aug. 18.—Formation of Coats, Suits and Skirts, 29 inches wide 1.00 |the purpose of arousing the nation to the need of increasing the - 2%. Sal Aaah American merchant marine, is being urged by a number of mitiion ae aires of the Middle West, it was learned today, ‘The leaders in the ‘ —— = Ad e Notions Low-Priced More Mill Ends at Regular Mill Prices 7'4c Apron Ginghams, Yard } 121%c Muslins, a Yard ) Mill Ends of Apron Ginghams, 5c Unbleached Muslin in mili ends, | 8} Jengths to 20 yards, 27 inches wide, in J | lengths to 10 yards, 39 inches wide; | 3C | | neat blue and white checks, at 5c yard. good weight, fine, even weave, 8 1-3c. : | 12%4¢ Wonderland Cloth, Yd. 12'4c Dress Ginghams, Yard , 1... |. Mill Ends of Wonderland Sulting, , Mill Ends of Dress Ginghams, lengths 7. (e lengths up to 20 yards, 27 inches wide, up to 20 yards, 32 inches wide, in ¢ €2' checks, stripes and plaids, at 7440 yard. } | $1.00 Yard in stripes and plain shades. Lower th Main Floor. iy On the Main Fleer Bargain Square—Thursday 'Sample Porch and Lawn Dresses) in Striking Black and White Voiles $1.45 Ea. In Bold Stripes and Checks—With White Organdy Collars and Cuffs The materials used in the making: of these pretty Dresses could not be bought for any $1.45—they are made of those swagger looking* black and white voiles—in Movement are James B. Fergan, president of the First National bank broad stripes—and large checks—and there are several very attractive models in the lot of Chicago, and Samuel Insull, head of the Commonwealth Edison | Some have dainty white organdy fronts and cuffs—hemstitched—and | Blectric Co. a national marine league for and Saucers large round collars of organdy as well. We'll have all sizes when the sale starts. Bring your Pictures in and have them framed at our up-to-date Pleture Framing Department. Titird Floor. If you have Foot Troubles, consult our Licensed Chiropodiat. Third Floor, pon MARCHE Union St.—Second Ave.—Pike 8t—Seattie. Tel, Elliott 4100 Bob-o-Link Bracelets are in popular favor— Get one for your frlend—25e a link, Upper Main Floor, | suggested that the county mercial Club Tuesday night went on a new county farm. already owns. take care of a farm, In a report of the civic affairs committe should first try It has never been proved, the committee asserted, that | the inmates of the county poor farm were not too old and feeble to| CLUB AGAINST NEW COUNTY FARM Because King county now owns valuable acreage adjoining the | county hospital but leases this property Japanese farmers, the Com ord against the purchase of it was its hand on property it| Wire Hair-pina, le package Berry Ping assorted ors,,2 packages for So. col Safety Pins, 2 cards for be. Linen-fintshed Thread, 2 large spools for 5 Machine for 5e, Button-hole Twist, 2 spools for be. Thread, 2 spools Common for Bey Pins, 2 packages Hatr Nets, 2 for 5c, Pearl Buttons, 2 cards for be. Luster Cotton, 8¢ spool, Hotel Soap, 1 dozen cakes in box, 25¢, ~-Basement Salesroom. 10c Each SPECIAL purchase permits A this low price on Medium weight “Semi-porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers, with gold line decoration, as pletured. Unnsual value at 10¢ each. Medium-size Dinner or Breal fast Plates to match, 10¢ each. asement Salesroom