The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1915, Page 8

Monday, Labor Day—the Buyers Will Take a Day Off—and the Store Will Be Closed All Day Tuesday the Buyers Will Start Another Busy Week of The Bon Marche’s Department Buyers Sale With redoubled efforts to break still more selling records—and to give you still better bargains MILES AND MILES OF COTTON STUFFS AND | THOUSANDSandTHOU- “ ar. SANDSofBEDCLOTHES — | All at Specially Reduced Prices Will make thie day at the Buyers’ Saleone long to be remembered among Seat tle’s thrifty housewives. Of course you will be here—and will secure a goodly supply of hor stuffe at these cn 7.) ers Sale ricinge--for you know very wel iat prises’ Whe’ theae re. tkok quoted evar Me 7 NS day , Better Buy a Season’s Supply of I on Tuesday 25c Seco Silk, 26 and 27-Inch 12'%4c Playground Suiting at i U'm selling this Silk at a very low price, and the | The children need School Dresses and Blouses, | lot includes plain and dotted pieces in white, | and’ 1 know this bargain wil! strike you fine | bixck and popular colors. 27-inch material in neat stripe patterns. | 6¢ Calico, 25-Inch 12% Muslin at ; | Good quality Calico, fast colors, In 3 Fruit of the Loom and Lonsdale Mus 7 j cadet and navy blue. Not over 15 yards lin, 36 inches wide. Not over 15 yards A a to each. to each. | 7c Outing Flannel ) i te White Outing Flannel, 25 inches wide, | 4 12%4c Outing, 36-Inch \ in lengths to 10 yards, Not over 20 Cc Full bolts of heavy quality White Out. 8c yards to each, Ing Flannel, a full yard wide j 8 1-3c Outing, 27-Inch 1 | Pink and blue striped Outing Flannel, . 5 { tice Beted Ginghame ooh | a, ce Meare SOF ane Cc in piald, check and “iain styles, tn acne 27 Inch A lengths to 12 yards. ‘ 12'c Percale, 36-Inch } 9c Gingham, Nurses’ Stripe Gingham, fast colors, in | ‘ qi assorted stripes; comes in lengths to 20 Cc In neat patterns and light and dark Cc re yards. shades; comes fn lengths to 20 yards, ; Did You Ever See Such Savings on n Bedclothes? a 90c Heavy Bleached Sheets $6.00 Wool Blankets —75c Ea. —$4.95 Pr. 4 you need Sheets now you won't be able to They are absolutely all wool, soft, fleecy Blan- 4 ae ‘dn again at this price; extra heavy bleached | kets, size 66x80, and come in white with colored fh! Sheets, size $1x99. | borders and neat plaid patterns. Price $4.95 pair ANITA STEWART as ... . The Goddess Written by GOUVERNEUR MORRIS One of the Mowt Notable Figures in American Literature > See It on Screen at the Alhambra oy Fasviovs and tuberculous rat behind .the vesharageag: wainscoting,” he once said to Bar clay How then can you live In. ja elty, nine-tenths of it full of dirt misery and disease’ To which Harclay had answered In my own house | am the master, But = jin the city, if I wanted to clean It | jog By tanahie. by Jup, they wouldn't let me Gt ny Ae | “Who wouldn't?” } te to reform the wor thrwat “Inte “Why, the very people jit dirty | But Tommy was not altogether convinced, and he loved to argue | When he gut arguing he got carried jaway ana en said things which |he didn’t mean, but which troubled |Mr. Baretay deeply | Mr, Barelay had planned in com CHAPTER Iv Iplete detail a splendid destiny for (Copyrighted, 1915, by Star Co.) |Tommy. The boy was to be one Mr. Darelay couldn't help being|of the world’s greatest names and }fond of Tommy, but in some ways! Powers; {te richest man, To the} Tommy proved ay , = millions that he was to inherjt from | Tommy proved an awful disappoint niociay, the Blackstone millions nent to him were to be added by marr Adopted Into and brought up to) Why, in case it had even developed be an artetocrat of wealth, be had/ that government by the pe 4 t who make) pretend to find her Meanwhile 1. ® playmate of the Amestury feels her lone ily after the dis porae. v no interest in monay except to| {lure when that government should at last collapse, as in hie] japend it heart Barclay thought and heped| ff He was much more Interested tn|that 1t would, Tommy Barclay| horses and boats and dogs and| Might aspire to be—anything, dic-| shooting than in any of his patron’s| “tor & king | For a long time Barclay kept on | He went to board-| hoping against aope, and attributed |ing school and played on the foot-| Tommy's failures and wrong- headed | ball team and the hockey team and| Principles to his youth and high|fi |the baseball team, He took prizes|*pirits, Then ove day there appear-| jin everything that he engaged {n,|¢4 an interview which Tommy had) Joxcept studies, It was the same #i¥en to @ reporter, between the with him at college. He «pent balf|Chuckers of « polo game, and Par Jof his time winning trophies for| Clay threw up his ban Is jhis college and the other half mak-| alking with the wild careloss-| ng friends for hime f youth, Tommy had given tt) f. When he| ness raduated, Mr. Rarclay tried to|@# bis opinion that in the gre financial affairs. teach him banking, railroading and|™!ne strike in Western F ja fow other trifies all at once, Mr.| Venta, then at its height, the miners} | farclay had patience with the | Were teally fighting st to begin at the) !#tence, and that the owners were and work up, He belleved OPpressing them in beginning at the top. Tommy| To Barciay such opinions |did his very best to make good. by his adopted son Mr. Barclay did not expect too| treason, And he had the impulse to }much of Tommy, and soon saw that! *>andon all those hopes which he what little he did expect he was|bad entertained for the boy's fu Jidea that ft 1 | bottom I for their ex-f | uttered | améuntee tol not likely to get. But he was very|fe, and he did abandon them fond of him and tried to make the). First he sent for bis nephew heat of him. Tommy spent all hie} Carlton Pitch. To this one ho ma: no |lelsure time pla polo or tennis orate explanation of lis} lor dashing off bunting tripe,| Changed attit Ho said, “Cart and some fourteen or fifteen years| 0", | want to see you married and| after this story opens he becane|S*ttied down. You are ssid to be ia} |very much Interested In Miss Mary) love with Mary Blackstone. | | Biackstone A light seemed to gitter in| He hadn't forgotten the ittie| Fitch's eyes | Amesbury girl. Hoe never would| “!'m afraid her father doesn’t like |forget her, but what fs the use of|™*- uncle, & little git! who lives in heaven to|"™eone whom I |* young man who doesn't? more “Tommy?” Tommy often dreamed about her| still. As he grew older she crew! Fitch nodded, and Barclay emiicd | he said, “and there ia} think she { iq 10c Pillow Cases } | $1.25 Bedspreads } / Pillow Cases, made of firm, even quality dos | Good quality, firm, heavy Crochet, ie : Dieached muslin, neatly hemmed; «!zo C | Bedspreads; neat Marseilles patterns; q 42x36 inches. ) sizo 74x84 a Pill $1.50 ’ j 15c Cases | 300 Crochet Bedspreads, site 76x 1 1 Hemstitched Pillow Cases, made of} C| . a faase: deed hears! ¢ bleached muslin; good, firm quality: C} ss, ane oe seal ® J | size 42x36 inches. @ ‘ am tO 60c Hea vy Bleached Sheets, made of fine, heavy sheeting, with flat center seam; 76x90 inches. The 75¢ Sheets at y ched Sheets, size $1290; Extra heavy qualit: without any seams bemmed. $8.50 Wool and Fiber Rugs, Size 9x12 Feet heavy quality Wool and Fiber Reversible all choice, splendid Rugs for bed Fin Rugs, #ize 9x12 feet good color combinations; room use. Heavy Axminster Rugs, $18.00 Values, cut to Heavy Axminster Rugs which have the high plush pile, and come in soft, Come in size 74xl0% ft ings and neat patterns. Bayer Plasterer, of the Drugs and Toilet Articles, Opens His Heart for Tuesday and Offers These Drug Store Specials 29c | (Kidney Be, 50e size California Syrup ot Pigs, special at $1.00 size Swamp Root and Liver Remedy) spectal at . $1.00 size 8. 8. 8. (FE Remedy), special at od She nize Marie 1 le of et Totlet Lower Main Floor. | Boys’ Standwear Make Appointments With © i Ltounoed Chiropodiat by Phone— | tron Wear Shoes Sults—the Very THE , for Boys, Sizes Price $5.00. BON my 1214 to 5! vat ah Union St—Second Ave,—Pike St.—Seattle, Tel, Elliott 4100 | 82:95 Pair—Upper 67c | are at 67c | Ine Face 59c Henson-Jenka’ 79c | BAKED PEARS WITH CAKE | | | 1 Robe Blankets at AQe | shirred in trace D1. S | | Jacquard patterns; neat borders. | $2.50 Comforters | | Covered with Silkoline, with $1 95) 59c | Main Floor. If You Want Any More Rugs. in Your Home--Buy Them Now For I am cutting Rug prices 4 | again—because I want my de- partment to come out ahead in this Buyers’ Sale—and you might as well have the bargains as anybody. $6.90 site 7 og Loge op Hath | | Tapestry Brussels Rugs, Worth 315.00, Reduced to LO.95 | Excellent grade Tapestry Brussels Rugs with only one seam. We have a good line of ne | small patterns In tan and brown effects; si 9x12 feet | .00 Extra G Extra heavy Body Brussels Rugs with the col ors woven through to the back; a Kkood line of cholee patterns and rich colorings; size 9x12 ft —Third Floor. new designs tn $9.80 rich pastel color- The Book Shop Buyer Has Just Hurried in With This | Special List of | Welcome! | A. B. A. Welcome to Seattle—and to School Sup P lies | Seattle’s Big Store—We Hope | And says, “Will we run it You'll Have a Good Time in| Monday?” the Queen City of the West. | Good size Composition Hooks at 10¢, 1Ge, 206 All this store’s conveniences | and 25c your command—Rest | Students’ Loose-leat Note Rooks, Writing Room, Smoking | each, 2he, B0e, the Information Bureau—and | «nd 40c | Checking Room for bag Sure we will Room, Room y Comp mn Sete, 50c | i Soe mize Phillip’s Mink gage. Be, Be and ¥ of Magnesia at 30c | Mra, Banker—is cordially In ut eken, eek. 4 oe aize'Slonn's Liniment, DQ ¢ | vited to make her headquarters ies, 18e and 25c - a bottle. for C | here while in Seattle School B At he, $1 50 he 2he hottie of Ponds Sie, Ie e | i Extract on sale tor 15c | Miss Hill, the Sate reer, Is | Manner Loense-lent Note Dooks, | H Setting a Special Table Tues. luding filler 7 Ste alee meests Hesny and Almond | day end. Offers This | 25c) #4 a .29c Tempting Menu for 30c Mater iiincn at Ta | . pee ane Malvine Cota 29c From 11 a. m. toe2 p.m. | and 18-inch at c Sa ext idea ager MOCK TURTLE soup | me Straps, each, 25c | Sona, man’s Feee 15 | ROAST PORK WITH oReEss. | ™ . é : ING iradiey'’s Water Colors 25c 5c 20c —Upper Main Floor, CREAMED POTATOES istinty Sscedtty yy SCALLOPED ONIONS SEASON'S SALAD School 'T wines ta in neveral Venetl Sharpeners, each COFFEE Se, 1e and —Sixth Floor. Main Floor Hved and was educated by the most opera. ut Mary Miackestone did not live jin heaven, did not wear a halo, did jnot play a golden harp, or sit jaround and look as if butter would hot melt in her mouth. She lived ja low white house near Southamp ton, At Ith ardens full of «i mantic boxwood, and it had so |many fluted columna to hold up jits veranda roofs that Tommy, with his distaste for figures, was never able to count them. Mary Blackstone rode horses, played tennis and swam in the sucf las well as a strong and courageous boy. Tommy never knew whether she was more attractive In athletic |clothes or when, as she expressed it, she was dressed to look like a real lady. Every phase of her ap |pearance charmed him. Unfortu nately, these same phases and everything else about her charmed good many other men If she liked Tommy better than janybody else she was in no hurry jto say so, She didn’t want to cut herself off from all the other young jmen, whom she liked almost as well, Car h, for {nstance Cariton Fitch was Mr. Barciay’s nephew 4 in some ways was a great favorite of his uncle's, He took so much interest in his uncle's} |banks, railroads, mines, etc, that jyou might have thought that he ex |pected to own them some day. He|da was not only a nominal director of a great many corporations, but a very real director in the affairs of half a dozen of the more Important He never neglected work for piny Some people admired him tre mendously; others sald they wouldn't trust him around the cor. ner with a five-c plece. Outwardly he Tommy always friendly and polite to each other, even after they had become open rivals for Mary Blackstone's approval, but inwardly, each had a certain contempt for the other, and, in addition to this, Carlton Fitch was jealous of Tommy, for he had expected to inherit almost the whole of Mr. Barclay’s money, and since Tommy's adoption {t looked as if he was going to inherit very ittle of It indeed. He would be rich, anyway, but he was greedy for power Mentally, they were poles apart Tommy, tho he loved to spend money, was given to asking fool ish questions about the ways and prerogatives of capital, He couldn't understand why the majority of people in this world have to be poor and dirty and unhappy. Why th a small at |e did not go into these questions |very deeply, but Just enough to be hing of a socialist at heart and to feel a certain contempt for some |people to whom the collecting of money was the most important thing in world. Perhaps he only took up order to socialistic ideas in amuse himself at the ex |pense of those who maintain oppo |Site theorte for he didn’t go Into anything, except games, very ser |fously or very thoroly. He did feel |very strongly, however, that In a world containing so many able minds it was a shame that so/ much poverty and misery should |be allowed to exist You coukin't Ive tn a house that thad a dirty attle and a filthy cellar were} very real producer should have such| nare In what he produces, | older, and the heaven in which she|&Timly. 1 will take care of Blackstone) Jactontitie and philosophical of all|/#94 Tommy,” he said, "you take) jth saints and angels became more | "5 of the girl snd more sophisticated and sens Then he sent for Tommy, 1 the palace scene in a comic) Tommy,” he sald, “I'm very fond jof you and you have been a bit lter disappointment to me 1 know it/’ said Tommy. “I Jean't help it. I'm made tha way, but I'm awfully sorry.” ‘The bulk of my property,” said Barclay one with erty.” Yes, I see that” “But you will always plenty Thank you, sir.” That's because I'm fond of you and because it Is only just “Even if you are disappointed in me,” said Tommy, “please don't stop liking me.” ‘I shall always be fond of you, Tommy,” he said. Ten minutes later the great man wrote a few direct dictatorial sentences on a sheet of note paper, and sent them by a special mes senger to Mary Blackstone's father Senator Blackstone, & man with a large mouth, hooked-nosed face and white side whiskers, frowned heavily after reading Barclay's will have to go to some more respect have note frowned heavily, heavily paced the floor of his library, gave vent to flant mutterings, and then suddenly collapsed » chair, as,if very 1 the note again Dear Blackstone Don't by any chance allow your sughter to throw herself away on my adopted son, She belongs tc the aristocracy of wealth That aristocracy may one day become a nobillty Mary is fitted to wear the purple and to share the throne of the world’s greatest empire. The world in which we live {s pregnant ; with great events. And the weak } Will go under, Destroy this, Yours in has BARCLAY (Continued Tomorrow) RUSSIANS HALT GERMAN ADVANGE BERLIN (via Wireless to Lon don), Sept. 6—No important prog ress has been made toward Riga or Vilna during th ast two days, the war office admitted today Reporting operations on the stern front, an offictal statement d the aituation on the front from the Baltte to east of Grodno was un changed. EXPENSIVE REPAIRS © NEEDED ON “SUBS” HONOLULU, Sept. 6.—Investiga tion into the damages sustained by the F-1, F-2 and F3, the three maining submarines of the " type, which were rammed by the U. 8. 8S, Supply, show that exy sive repairs will have to be made on all of them. The F-3 will have to be drydocked, and the F-1 is leaking tn the ter fuel tanh ‘CONCERT FOR THEO | A farewell concert to 1 |Johnston, Seattle's who Is going to New continue his musi studies, will be given September 27, the |ceeds to go toward paying his E ern expences. It is being arranged | by the young singer's friends, i into a tired, and heo Karl young tenor, York city to for prop-| | ty-two continued from the Coast one of the best rug factories in the coun- try These closed out to us at a heavy discount, permitting the following very unusual values: ing-room, ond —this is the time; and burns soft coal, hard coal, coke and wood with equal satisfaction and without waste. sion and contraction enable continuous fire at as a lamp—holds the fire all day or all night. THE SEATTLE STAR |THE GODDESS ———~—-— INTRODUCING —. EARLE WILLIAMS as . . Tommy Barclay THE WHEEL OF FASHION Millinery Wraps Furs Suits Blouses and Accessories to Dress Has revolved again, and it is with pleasure we present for your approval the ideas that now ride topmost in Costumes for Autumn and Winter occasions; fashions at once novel, charming and practical. FREDERICK é-NELSON FREDERICK &~ NELSON A Special Purchase of 9x12-ft. Wilton and Body Brussels Rugs Attention is directed to specially-arranged displays of the New Fashions, in Sections and Show Windows. Will Be Placed on Sale ‘Iuesday at Exceptionally-Low Prices HE purchase consists of thir- Rugs, samples Pacific dis- salesroom of were 6 Wilton Rugs, best grade of “Royal,”special $44.00 each. 8 Wilton Rugs, fine worsted quality, special $34.50 cach. 9 Wilton Rugs, standard wool quality, special $25.00 each. 9 Body Brussels Rugs, best grade, special $23.50 cach. all in the popular 9x12-ft. size; the majority in Oriental patterns, suitable for liv- On Sale Tuesday, Rug Section, Sec- library, dining-room and office use Floor . Kerr Self- Sealing Mason Fruit Jars sila gang airs ; the Basement Salesroom ber rings and how they save labor. the demonstration as follows: Pint-size, special 6O¢@ dozen Quart-size, special TO@ dozen. When You Think of a New Heater Think of the Genuine Beckwith Round Oak Stove that saves the fuel, lasts a life- Its air-tight construction and resistaace to expan- one to have a steady, any temperature desired. The Beckwith Round Oak is as easily regulated Py —Third Floor Half-gallon size, special 95¢ dozen. Housewares Section. Tuesday, a demonstrator will be in to explain the advan- tages of Kerr Self-sealing Mason Jars, and will show how easily and safely fruit is canned by this method how the air-tight tops take the place of leaky rub- Kerr Self-sealing Jars are specially priced during Tall Jelly Ser SE