The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1915, Page 12

-THE SEATTLE STAR | | * Buy School Clothes||Come On, Now! What |) °\) FDEDERICKe-NELSON Think You of the “Gertie” Garment? at The Bon Marche And Have Your Little Boys and | Girls Lookingas Smart and Well | For Small Boys $2.95 ’ 0 you remember ‘The Star’ r Attractive Values . Dressed as Anybody’s | yuseh “hscunsedauertion, Does ; $1.50 a This Advertisement Tells You How You Can Do | bat your? Aad bow the han editor Ae HE attractive Bad at Little Cost finally became a shrieking maniac] ‘im they a | / , ; ; sip z and was transported to Stedacoom ally whe rk price, because he received dozens of let ey ite galate ¢ SchoolS Shoes ite ving that hens SIT, and othe that they Boys’ “Iron Wear” § Priced $2.55 & $2.95 Well, the sport shirt editor ts go- of ® proving Jet chonoid handles, ence valiher if they must 10 thickwennes wrap their loth and New White Suits Women’s Silk Umbrellas } | |prese your tdeas on the sport shirt, | "ed rise ® dissenting | and at the same time to display your cleverness in composing lim-| hee. WOMAN, Wash. > ing to lose hia mind, too, If this) then pw thet winter coat a I air aport shirt controversy continues} OBSERVER, =} o much longer. | Nditor The Star: Ht ie herd toh T L Lu the ciate cnt age Made of Selected Leather—By Ho has a whole batch of letters | hy have been ao bmekw Bi at : 2g dB ack ¢ $2.9 on his desk now arguing for and} y| { } trimmed with stitched bias st Floor, Zimmerman Degen Shoe Co., Seattle against the sport shirt f atidle’ ots vealt’ tiated By way of diversion he ts going | | Z , : Shaee made specially for Seattle ; fv cnn 2% A tts = weather—made of heavy calf leather to. offer two prises, one of 98 and gqHas> c peo ‘ ew an ercnie s with solid welt extension soles, Sizes _ of $2, te oe ge Be gw cog he tive ue at $1.50, ry 58 and 12% to BY no wport shirt, mubmitted any time ; 3 ge Gnd since 1216 to 5% before next Friday night, Be sure Other well-ma uits, featuring a 10c and Se ’ to send your name and address number of new desi: in white cotton * ! oe ph nl » one de o . Children’s Vici Kid Shoes 95c Pair Boys’ Heavy Calf Shoes $1.59 Pai ir | i bn > i cee eid rep and galatea, $1 $2.00, $2.50 and LG JED broidered " Net K Boye’ Shoes, made of heavy calf leather, on good, per, | 4 ’ ’ 7 P Children’s Shoes, made of strong Viet Kid, er PR! Bg ierag seo +e with mettums heavy 00 a che same ot the winners thetr ond Floor athens hie {fs ir Ww one durable turn soles; come in neat styles and sry serviceable; co sizes 10 merick & few of the othe 2 : eye “ond abt ts ts; sizes eae 8 FORE Cee Pe See ” I] | almost-as-good-ones will be printed. | i‘ , corner designs h hems, 1§¢ comfortable lasts; 6! , to 18% | Now here's your chance to ex ® capital W, each | Girls’ Shoes $2.00 and $2.50 Pair 0’ Shoes of dull finished calf or | solid leather soles, and full round Children’s $1.75 Shoes $1.39 Pair Hand-embroidered Lace-edge Handker- Children’s Shoes of Gunmetal or Viel Kid, with with all-white Girls’ and Mi patent leather, Bud Vases Yerndaic, sheer lawn I FE think ft ver chiefs of very | ed peovieh and hulty Mothers with rollicking lads to clothe for school will find a] | | Whee folks ‘slloncen ~ T aceon wae tee te profitable to get “Stand-Wear’ Suite—for they are all that the | name implies. Of good woo! materials, in fancy gray and brown mixtures of every kind, and one good point is they have two pairs of fulllined knickerbockers, Boys’ Bell Blouses of Madras, Chambray and Gingham, " fancy and plain colors; sizes to 16 years; price . a 50c | Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters in Ma roon, Cardinal, Oxford and Navy | Blue; sizes 24 to 36; price, Teapes| K-aport shirt aoctety for one of and immodest ridiewle We have the staunch support of © eum. her of prominent business men, olding thie dierep- publie " Paéiter Th oily heavy, durable soles; good, comfortable Shoes in | too atyle; sizes 11% to 2 at $2.00 and 2% to 6 at jf ericks for people © sport shirt tm corner embroidery, 10c eact neat styles; come in sizes 8% to 11. 50 pair —Upper Main Floor. |f| What—you don't know what a 2! Cc gel sper tal A) aed jimerick fe? Listen, then—here are Lace-edged Lav Handkerchiefs with ese | two or three samples, already snb- LASS B , Py < " ’ | -ASS Bud Vases, wi rolled hem and small embroidered corner Pee > oe “ tractively-designed silver- design in white combined with light-blue, | plated stand, as pictured a or lavender French knots; also 'Th Pi Bul | fan Whit live tecravcma im Height, & inches. Price 25¢ wn Handkerchiefs with colored hea Boys’ Three Piece Bulgarian ear Sour opr, atarat oat of MH cach Sova waa cd ties aces, 1 aah Belted Style Suits, riced Editor The Atar: Referring te the let eee - ~-Alslo Table, First Floor, ter from Mrs. Frasier regarding the sport | nuah all they plenen, | You can capture & bremee, | When you're sansly tommed out “a te | Gert Will Hetf, Tacome. And here, just to show you how jfolks are warming up on the sub- ject, are a bunch of letters picked| at random from the pile of praise and protest of the sport shirt lying on the #. #. editor's dexk Basement Sewn Misses’ School Coats $5.75 to $12.50 Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers, made of Twoed, Cassimere, Worsted and Corduroy; sizes 6 18 years; price per alr $1.00) Boys’ Mackinaw Coats, made of | selffaced material, in fancy plaids, with shaw! of the sport shirt are apparent to the most eaanal eye, and for the protection of the hener of our inne ent sisters and daw ous Campaign ean be Women’s Hose 25c Pair OMEN'’S Black Silk. indecency of dress must are going to de w collar and | diagonals and mackinaw mix- belt; alses 6 to 18 years; price, if) , mater The Mine! 1 pave, born wonder. | "youre in the interest of the EW, smartly-styled Coats W $1.50 to $5.00 $3 95 $7 50 i A le _natinbeton chewt, the | a.) “ccmanantty, , si agihee & lisle Stockings (ire 1 Boys’ Shirts, made of fine quality ° to ° \the beat of things, but hew de they |THE ANTLAPORT SHIRT sOCtETY, that will give excellent ser- : ‘ wd “ig b ; Tel mansae (0 do so large & share of the By A. BIMPSON regulars) with high ans ured’ ek vr Chae ion sent te tee aaa plain | Weeias wert Se the dethes Ll wear ‘* vice for school and general wear, splic at heel double sole ¥ atte, - y 1 ieiesiinniategse sp * trey sad Diack Guteea, priea, pers nath cess 6 to 7%; price, | made up in blanket coating, zibe- or wide atthe tela 50c $1.00 | 50c.$1.50 | HEP ia sabeary lath sondateh end wide garter ton, a —Upper Main Floor. C to ° Ct . |) “ d 814 to 10. Unusual value Marcus Marks, president of the Borough of Manhattan, friend of ||| tures; sizes 14 to 20 years. fs roi the farmer and the workingman, in in Seattle, ‘ : —Basement Salesroom You Will Like the School Dresses at The Bon Marche population Mg edgy 8 Big Rectan | ewig agli iets : 3 Girls’ Wool Serge School Dresses $3.95 })s'sirin.'tintntisi (isnt (7 emer tm es 2 a lle tore Flowers Made Sailor Fashion With Skirts Slightly Plaited to Give the Desired Fullness nar | i] $5.75, $7.50, $9.50 and At Reduced Prices ' $12.50. INGLE Flowers and MAYOR AND JUDGE ALL “HET” UP And they are All-wool Serges, too—in the popular low belted style, with large are col her orwhite braid, and pretty red bow at the | : ss mney” c ee ee wom, ote red baie BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27—An open warfare of words broke out ||| CHILDREN'S SCHOOL pretty combitaiaaaay front. Sizes 8 to 14—just the sizes for school girls. Ls rds broke out | ; - s s s |today between Mayor Rolph of San Francisco and United States Judge COATS. fects for corsage use or hat ‘ Maurice T. Dooling over a bitter criticism by the Judge of the mayor's ‘ immi i ’ m 6 Judy, ne ma ices GIRLS’ BETTER WASH DRESSES AT $2.50 [attitude tn atloged ‘contempt of court proceedings over thn us of ff $5.00, $5.75 AND $8.50— rma ee reduenl al i |} municipal raflway cars on Market #t. Judge Dooling berated the mayor | >ractical S , 2 ranging ¢ Made of Fine French Gingham in Pretty Styles Jand ctty officials for “successfully evading, if not openly defying, the . ~~ al School Coats made —Basement Salesroom > Wash Dresses of the better kind, made of fine quality French Gingham, in various very attractive }orders of our courts In a pending controversy up in new Autumn styles from b : styles, some trimmed with buttons, others with vest, collar and cuffs of white pique; come in dark, botca en A grep ih coreg pr Di obibgge ye lige a Mayor Rolph will/ plaid and fancy coatings, cor- , A jum and light colors; sizes 6 to 14 years. bs | ole duroy and plush in half- and Men’s Shirts, 75c 1 50c Black Sateen Bloomers 25c¢ Girls’ All-Wool Sweaters $3.75 | I full-belted styles, some trimmed in contrasting color. ; r Girls Bloomers, with wide waist band and| Girls’ All-Wool Sweaters, in the ruff-neck style: |f) Daur tieke Stade EN’S Percale Shirts ' elastic at knee. Full seat and made of good | very comfortable and warm for schoo! wear, and |f) Choice of navy, bre green, black, blac and es aie variety of 1 quality black Sateen; strong and durable. come in red, blue, green, grey and old rose. | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug The Paname-Pacif “ white and green and brown color combinations. 1 | AD ANCISCO, - " le exposit! iu , Second Floor: |f! 14 out of debt on Geptember 3. President Moore announced today that —Basement Salesroom. pleasing stripe effects, well : |the last payment of $1,200,000 has been made to San Franciaco banks “ me made and serviceable, sizes 1 5 5 | Every piece of paper or incumbrance against the exposition will bc 2 Specials in Groceries Satarday Specials in the Delicatessen pa burned from the Tower of Jewels next week. | C ild > Ti b D 14 to 17 Unusual value # 8 Bars I Lenok Soap 25c | Creamery Butter 30c Ib. p hildren’s Tub Dresses at TSF. at aoe Providing pe a Groceries | Fresh Churned Washington Creamery Batter E HES, FOLKS | at 49c ; Not Over & Bars to One Castomer 30c Ib. or 3 Pounds for 85c . Next week will be “Peach Week” thruout the state. Gov Lister| White Star Tuna Fish, delicious for Salads; Vee proclaimed it | cans for 7//gc, the 15c cans for 10¢ 10¢ Jewelry Picnic Hams; Armour’s Eastern; range eek (Sizes 2 to 5 Years) The idea was born in the mind of W. CM eee MER ks. obs from 6 to § pounds, per Ib........-- . : H. Paulhamus of the North- i ; 1 : Mayflower Coffee; our regular Finest quality Bolled Ham, for west Fruit Growers’ council. ms é | HREE pretty styles in well- Nove ties, 10c e io ., The peach growers of Yakima, Wenatches, Walla Walla and other 1 ra RN TIN oss eaddes +s tens 04 Saturday only, per Ib.....-...seeeseeeee Soult Gisttlgtn kre seuaanad 40. eet, tote aioe “ae made little Wash Dresses at ICY Pi Beauty ; . New Teas; your choice of black and green; 75¢ | Home-made Mayonnaise Dressing; made parenny ee > SRD es and towns of the state} h 4 an as ¥ Narn ANC ins, E grade for 60c, the 60c grade in oat Seatiace Bitenan; vor It Vast quantities of peaches. They will be delivered direct to the re-|f] this price le one pictured ha Pins, Bar Pins and ia ; Risesdp ints “ ¢ pees ston . ns, for 45¢ and 50c grade for............000+ i { tallers and sold to the consumers at attractive price the short kilted skirt topped with ; . P Safety Matches; the genuine | Potato Salad; made fresh every day; “The peach crop this year is the finest I have ever seen,” says ; . other novelties in Jewelry, P on A 12 haan Po | for Saturday only, per Ib......seeeeeeese Paulhamuns, | a deep bias fold, and one other, in ues ced ‘ek 10¢ seach Spaghetti, Vermice! Cottage Hams; finest The Chambers of Commerce and the Commercial Clubs of the state suspender style, has a linene waist attractively pricec Pies Noodles, per pkg quality; per Ib.. are co-operating with the fruit growers to make the w a success ; i cach. Basement 3 rl Peaches being a perishable frult, and the crop being unusually and full kilted skirt in stripes or Oli Sardines; finest quality Domestic Sardines, per can...... Rogers Peanut Butte very best; per lb. Kippered Saimon; fresh shipment i tases, there was danger that a large part of it would rot on the ground Large shipments have been made to the Middle Weat, but the crop has plain color : Maraschino Cherries; 12 to 15 Cherries 0c not been disposed of. Hence the need of a “Peach Week.” Choice of blue, pink or gray and # . ip enth bottle, per bottie................ C | received daily; per Ib.......... Everybody is urged to eat peaches next week, and housewives are widie dbsines adel’ alain eile cba! 7. | ne ory Onione cent? atlivered with pre iia Oeadan’ Galleious end | advised that now is the time to put up a stock of preserved peaches for nay pes, : ‘ onnadl seed) . tizing; per Ib.. the winter j ight-blue or delft for 20c, or per Ib...........+-.s00s c — 3 . 7 Gengernia Rive Oiivent finest qusitty "4 Oo | spectal tor Be Wainerwurat: skin So Seatnre gauande ce thelr eeenee St MM ote coamioer | Unusual values at 49¢. good size black Mission Olives; 25¢ cane. As C | *bectal for Saturday, per Ib......... Fouret Flooe, {2180 Preparing exhibits at a nu of points about town which will Basement Galesroom. —Fou loor, eee show correct methods of canning peaches, = , a a - Hose, in Sizes 84 to 10, at OC lorning Economies ECK oys School Suits, $3. |! Women's fast black Cotton Hose, with hemmed tops and RSE Sui ai SES leek ier GEES Oo Iden ove cee one On Sale From 9 A. M. to 12 Only— PHOENIX, Ariz, Aug. 27-—Crashing thru a bridge, a Santa Fe HESE Suits are tailored q customer.—Upper Main Floor. No Telephone Orders Accepted train from Phoenix to Prescott, Ariz, was wrecked at Date creek, 70 from serviceable gray 4 miles north of Phoentx today. Four are reported dead and 12 {n-| it ‘ : buil a 6c Outing Flannel at } 10c Curtain Scrim at jured. A eloudburst and swollen streams weakened the trestle, | The} and brown mixtures—ouilt : inches wide; soft double fleece; peo ad VE yard wide, in various neat patterns, for 13 | oti DS oars . hard wear. Designed with . ‘weight— oF 15 : long or sash curtains—Third Floor. ; 5 Melght—not over 15 yards to one cus 4 When peace 1s restored, India, according to Jose de Olivares, for stitched-down belt and patch ies $1 0 r four years American consul at Madras, who is stopping at the Hotel) x 3 Su} i 10c Box Shinola f + Neat Coverall Aprons Lincoln, will afford the United States a great market for automobil pockets, Each by uit has an Ngee excellent-fitting Corset aitnslat Abad: Paste, toot cyl mo Women’s Coverall Aprons, made of farm implements, canned fruit and vegetables and cotton materials. extra pair of knickerbockers, shown in the sketch is @# > ol 0° ; Polish; gives a lasting shine; special oe DC good quality bine and white check? 6c practically doubling its _ pecially suited to the average | Saturday, bc a box.—Upper Main Floor. J por pict Roe Skate aati dca ~. length of service. Sizes 5 _ figure, having medium bust and i i 3 ars long skirt. Fitted with grad Good Quality Pen Points A S to 18 years, $3.95. ; asandiae Ke ee sees and ieee, tectading the : Glisidrex's Bdbool Drakeeds 16 4 4666 Un 38c Another article In The Star’s health ia being conducted Boys’ Sweaters in gray, se wer ye Hye in of fancy-striped cout! and jm Floor. DozZ. | of colors and black.—Upper Main Floor. J with co-operation of American Medical ison cardinal, maroon and oe S . sone i a peer trimmed with sHk-embroidered 9 7 (ee EEEEEEE <== blue, 75¢, $1.50 Sinise sym 9 19 pand. Attractively priced at 10c Pillow Cases at 98c Shopping Cases at POISON IVY OR O one , years AK t 25 years, 25¢. 1.50. Bleached Pillow Cases, size 42x36 inch; | Shopping Cases, made of strong, dur- and $2.50. MBARPRIAV akiesratey <> —Rasement Salesroom. made of good quality medium weight’, Cc able Matting, with steel handies, fitted Cc a a muslin and neatly hemmed, — Lower with four brass bolts and strong rein Potaon ivy or oak, which are re-|skin—the hands, arma or face, as Main Floor. J forced edges—Leower Main Floor. sponsible for so many distressing a rule: becomes highly inflamed cases of skin pol- en there {8 considerable swell int : soning, belong to |ing, blisters appear, and even pus | H d E, 20c Sateen Lining at | 69¢ Mason Fruit Jars, doz. epee, Seat oe ‘a and-Engrave ater Tumblers Lustrous Sateen Lining, 26 inches Mason Quart Fruit Jars, complete with Simply touch, | There wsually ts enaldarenial wide, in a ffne line of colors and black: C’| poreslaihlined Caps and Rubbere—not} Oc ing either of these! pain, itching and often the Joss of R d omen in lengths from 1 to © yprda over two dozen to each customer—Lower plants uaually re: j the upper layers of kin educed to Cc Lac per Main Floor. Main Floor. suits in sever 1e best prevention, of course, {s | Bs and usually pain- |to avoid these plants, If the case! N assortment odd Tumblers ot enoug » de ou : “apap ful poisoning, and is severe {t is well to consults A oS a r Be nblers (not enough of one design to make up a set) om} iy Mair da ndands ert nent ae Lanne Onan nate ree ee PO? some people, if they even go near | 40" F. Aya aturday at this reduced price. They are of thin-blown glass, with xpert attendan’ e latest hits these plants, become pelesned. ‘or less severe cases a wash of land-engraved patterns, and are exceptio: ] P aa ek Wivtes shin THE ; In Music are tobe | ‘there are two varlotien of then) ime,water and an ointment of cat GLASSWARE gem IA Onl ti a leat Halr cut in. the BON ‘ : pad in our Musi Ht | poisonous. plants—one a” shrub, | “ved vaseline are good : *, SPECIAL 10¢ PIECE latest styles, p Vary. Moderate with small, oval, pointed leaves, Deep breathing Wades sana 2 Oil and Vinegar Cruets, Pickle Dishes, Nappies, Bonbon Dishes, Candy 25¢-—Third Floor. | Union 8t—Second Ave,—Pike St.—Beattie. prices, jthe other a creeping vine with A Tel. Elliott 4100 —Third Floor, blood out of the lungs and into circulation. It is an excellent means of overcoming drowsi- ness and remedying cold feet. broad leaves. After contact with either poison ivy or oak, the exposed part of the Trays and many other pieces, —Basement Salesroom special 10¢ each.