The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1915, Page 8

The Bon Marché’s October Sale of —Drapery and Curtaining | | } Thousands and Thousands of Yards of Cretonnes, Scrims, Swisses and Other Popular Curtain Stuffs on Sale for a Day at } | | | } ) ' } DECIDEDLY LOW PRICES 15c Cretonnes 10c a Yard | You've seen these very Cretonnes here and elsewhere, at 15¢ a yard doubt thought them very ¢ 1 value at c,and they are. Buy them here Wed They are good, heavy Cretonnes, in 32-inch, d4-ineh and d-ineh widt € pat terns (the k w ke pretty blue pink rreen ta nd 75c Bungalow Nets to Sell at —A49c Yd.— 25c Curtain Scrim and Voile at —2(c Yd. — Bungalow Nets in many pretty designs and Fine Votle and Scrim, Carnie | weaves, | uding always pec ar Pilet weave wie many os have a 1 Come te. und Arabian color; 40, 45 | borders and s have colored fers in blue H and 50 inches wi pink, yellow and tat | 20c Cretonnes, 32 and 36-Inch 20c White Curtain Swiss at } 'g —15c Yd— le Yd. | | Fine, firm quality Cretonne, collect Fine quality Curtain Swiss, 36 H of the choice ors and co! > mat a fi assortment neat a } Most any y table al trap. ~ from erviceable for bedroom a | eries and bedroom sets ns | 35c Cretonne Taffeta and Sateen 98 Heavy Cretonne, 50 Inches Wide —25c Yd.— —6S Ac Yd. — Beautiful material for bedroom sets and living Vary fine quality Cretonne, 0 " room portiers; comes in pretty sha ¢ nk, | ex c ) au \ H dine and gray and the new, attractive black ba rich from. 8 ground effects nt 69¢ ~ 100 Dozen New White Waists } Specially Bought at a Specially Low Price for This Special Sale And it is going to be the best sale— { inexper ¢ & White Blous n 1. You'll 1 nd 4a ever s t ‘ ever expect \ for 50c and 7% \ Sheer linenes, voiles, batistes, lingeries and poplins, made in the very latest blouse style with the new col lars, some hemstitched, some prettily trimmed with Dainty White Waists, laces, others quite plain Special at ) Cc LOT NO. 1 J. & H. Wylie’s Second Floor Center 79¢ SPECIALS Chri st poss LOT NO. 2, Dainty White Waists, Special at ART $ Th read SHOP 2 Spools for 5c Sealy cietad on their Cl For the last day of the October Sale of best 6-cord work at the earl Discontinued Notions J Hi. Wylie’s Sew ing Cotton, 200 white, Nos. 30 to ‘a Duplex 8c Safety Pins; dozen on a card; per card Barbour’s 13c Linen Thread, al] num } im black, white or ecru 25¢ Whisk Brooms, quality Nebraska broc Wc and 150 F hole kind; per card 25¢ Hair Brushes with fine bristies; solid backs; price, Stamped Library Scarfs, Large Centerpieces and worth ios 304 finished pieces, to $1.98 If you are 5c Stasis Towels Stamped Guest Towels, price, Basting Cotton, in white only; two 50c Garment Shields sizes 3, 4 and 5; price. Milward’s 5c Need! 5 solid or assorted sizes: a paper 15¢ Kid Curlers, 6 to & one dozen to the bun 15e and 19¢ Dressing Combe white or bla also a number of splendid Combs 10c each —Upper MaiA Floor Shemnged Pillow "Tops at Stamped Pillow Tops, Inciuding Backs, the te valee— 25c 35¢ are Trimmed Scarfs rat p Lace ‘Trimmed Searts, te values— 35c Third Vleor “49¢ Craters and Scarfs tach Centerpieces and % —Art Shop, NATIONAL COFFEE WEEK Special Price Attractions for the Last Day of The October Sale of Toilet Articles 10¢ Crown Castile Soap, 5c with Wash Rag, specia 29c We Have Discontinued the Free Delivery of Byard Goods Specials for Coffee Week Mayflower Coffee 2712 50c size California Syrup of Figs, speci This Coffee is roasted in Se B. & B. Gauze, 5 yards attle f every 50c size Mentholatum, 2 our Li spectal at 9c a size Spirits of expert Camphor, specia rn Sai Hepatica of Gold Shield, Golden West Ble size Se siebass 33c Crescent, Maximum, Reliance, special a Old Homestead or Sublime 10¢ size Chloride of 6c brands, at the very lowest Lime, special at perth 50c size Theatrical Cold Cream Bridge Score Cards Free with (1-pound cans every can of Crescent Coffee ~ oR) each sold tomorrow—as long as the wy —Lower Main Floor. | to put in all our Bakery Products, | quantity we have The Bon Marché’s October Sale of Household Linens The Year’s Best Time to Fill Up the Linen Press and the Towel Closet, for Prices Are Exceedingly Low 81.75 Extra Heavy Damask, $1.29 35c | 3222 Linen Homespun 98c £2.00 Pattern Cloth $1.65 $2.25 Lower Main Floor ttern Cloths, MWe Bleached Turkish Te $1.95 £2.00 D. Wednesday Specials in Candy Boston Mints, a Pound ‘. 20¢ Gum Drops, a Pound Make Gam Drepe—tro Appointments ECotion Ueeds Dept. Lower Main Fieor Wednesday Specials in Domestics 50c Shap Silk Mixed Plaids | 4 (15c : Tc Apron Gingham q —Lower Main Floor Lower Main Floor | - va Agents for “Lacknwanna ‘Twins Obidren per Main Floor Underwear for | Try one of our Special 15c go I IE with our Luncheons at the cnticensed Fourth Floor ] 30ON J lropodist by ch Counter Lunch t Union St—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle, Tel, Elliott vere Elliott 4100 Third Floor TH | TWO KILLED IN E SEATTLE STAR Two MN Ohio i OF LIVE NEWS || FREDERICK &NELSON ©" BRIEFLY TOLD || - “= : SPECIAL: FIVE KILLED ON COMMUTERS’ TRAIN JOLIET m Oct 19 Three trainmen and two passengers were ~s probably fatally injured and a.@core seriously hurt today, when a Full or Three-Quarter Size Chicago & Alton ¢ Ir " ph ae ran into an open switeh t SUBMARINE SINKS LINER, IS REPORT | pes ts aba’. bathe [ oor at Built of selected felted LONDON, Oct Sinking of the Wilson liner Aleppo 870 ton”, a | } W ! y's submarine, was contended todas. ‘Tie cle was Tascked cotton, covering of high eather! FAILED TO SAY GOOD-BYE; $35 GONE | grade art ticking. Full He car Tacoma, he told A, W. Ingledue, of the Assembly Imperial roll edge Third Floor A GOOD Cocoa Doc hote N h an hut where be went is now a J ; 1h ' nui ‘ ar +) Mat at ach en- He « a o w inde the hotel whe c $ her root 0 will help materially to J : Tar VOCEP ON ARM; wine IS HE? Beckwith Round Oak lessen housework and ’ Corone k fil in ‘Tuesday attempting to trace the . onothe p 2 identi : vo) dled, presumably from nat al as “ir H' RE is « Heating Stove that Py will lengthen the life of 1 ave Th mark € identification are . tt , nitoced om ibis arn ee is designed right and made Mo} your carpets. DR. RICHARDSON IS NOW A MAJOR right, of the best obtainable ma Size 14x24... .65c : . Wald . daor mer erin tenddat at the King ec a stove that has made Size 16x27... .85c oy r : tee ik demas ae good everywhere and is making Size 18x30. .$1.00 3 if good today in hundreds of homes Si 2 1.25 IN THE DENNY REGRADE in Seattle and vicinity ies 20R3S - - 91. t The one great essential in a Size 22x36. .$1.50 Heating Stove—control of the fire—is brought to perfection in the ROUND OAK, enabling one W. 1S *.° | to maintain a steady, even fire ool Suitings CASE AGAINST TOM TAGGART DROPPED } at any temperature desired A meres | Special 1 4 Yard BE ceo cal Oct, 19 corrupt the The Round Oak holds fire all day or all night and ° t " burns any kind of fuel—hard coal, soft coal, coke or SPECIAL ‘offering Of - . Arges seasonable 54-inch aoe ; me , i Place Your Order Now and Have the New Stove Gdtitdew add Coabmt ode sje FAIR TO COME ANNUAL L if | Set Up and Connected in Readiness for bas hace ee are BE gpm engin nly a the First Cold Weather 1rd Floor cluding , f m i a | "Checked Suiti fa rw x ‘ ee t . 4 Diagonals, Oxford Suit- HOLD UPN. Y. TRAIN A LA WILD WEST This Week's —- roe Sheet phideainer eth: NI YORK. ¢ , W a ‘ 3 2 bodi aka Suitings, Heavy Coatings, t page of Practical Wisiter Fotis English Worsted Suitings, coats DOG SALMON IS BAIT Haack | Hi FOR FISH THIEF C J it | 4 HEAD-ON COLLISION | Plaid Spe Suitir ial, the yard, $1.45. -First Floor i Basement Salesroom CHICKASA, Okla, Oct. 19.—Two persons were Killed, another in| i b) S ? Sho Signs nelaae Potente. ‘Women’s and Misses’ Coats freight at Agawam, 12 miles south of here, early today | SAYS MILITARY CHARGES 3AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.—Purther ¢ th n the Ufited 6 aviation servic n the court rtial of Lieut. Col. Lewi ft . p { wast harged w « officers to harges Cowar ad of the San Diego a hoo beaver. FIRES JAIL TO ESCAPE SILK WAISTS, $1.95 i] set fire to the | New Arrivals at $12.50 EW Coats in the smart full-belted model pictured, made up in good quality navy or black boucle, with Chin-chin collar of imitation Sizes for women and misses. Good measure of style and value at $12.50 EVERTT, Oct .—A pir Ed is ‘ ett rt to ¢ e by fire and ff Some the most attractive in recently-arrived Waists il are of Crepe de Chine in flesh-color and white, with DEAD MAN HAD MEDAL FOR BRAVERY | embroidered front, long sleeves and two-in-one collar mm EVERETT, Oct. 19.—A meda f i pinned under. |} Others are of plaid taffeta and striped tub silks in good 7 vant ; yemerdsy, Hell styles for business and general wear. Sizes 36 to 46 " , nown | ,WAS NO CLUBBY THING TO DO TO CLUB } eee ore oe $1.25 \ Ta AC OMA, cy ter —Spec at Deg uty Bee ff ow ot ubb was held ¢ . Good styles of white organdie, mercerized plaid a striped reps and mercerized crepes, sizes 34 to BULLET SEALS LIPS; MAN MAY DIE —Basement 5 CENTRALIA, Oc t th which he tended to end = = —— tod edt f burg, who, it is ed, lives ‘inf La t w explaining today why he at eee sen ' nat ve Flaninities and Robings LEAVES TO REPAIR CORDOVA WIRELESS eer Ptices BREMERTON, Oct The nav repair hip Prometheus will make up satisfactorily into ¢¢ JUAN WANTED THE PRE ray ee HIMSELF Kimono Flannelette, fleeced on 36-Inch Twilled zy kimonos ar i t cluded ACRAMENTO, Oct. 19 bride and groom bearing numerous Flannelette, Wove vi ya over, In an attempt gone side, in dainty floral slight nap, making warm but t heavy \ b tw nt store cashier o 1 1 1 fann ‘Tas, the disc ariea i Be patterns on light and dark large ortment of Dresden and flor Sie ground I'wenty - seven on medium and dark grounds, L7@ y 7 Tr a . inches wide, 15@ yard . pe WILSON VOTED TODAY; PARDONS MAN nche : ey! : Robing Flannel, of soft, well-woven fleecy quality WILMINGTON, Oct. 19}-—-En route to New Jersey to vote in the suf Robeland Fleece, a desirable Gan radia N _ oh Senstdent’ Wis. ce ion f ; patterned in Indian designs on medium and dark nec umeron Spear, of kimono and robing material, i ‘ ‘ rmer head of the Co Telegraph Co., who is 1 bat \ \ inds Especially suitable for children’s ye rm fn nspiracy to use the ile 1 obes. Twenty-seven inches wi 25¢ yard reversible patterns in floral Firmer peas e “ heavier quality for men’s and women’ BURGLAR SUSPECT KILLS SERGEANT effect. Twenty-eight inches bath robes, 27 inches wide, 85@ yard 1.08 ANGELWS, Oct. 19.—Harry Duncan, slayer of Police Sergeant wide, 19¢ yard —Basement Salesroom. J, F. Toolan, i aiding omewhere in the toda w seas ores of men and motore ea him. He kt Toolan ‘a. m4 whef the sergeant, accompanied by Patrolman W. B. White ent to Dugean’s home to arrest him on su : ‘picion of having stolen automobile (Tre || 3-Piece Aluminum Set AGAIN , | Special ‘ he doesn't sel Ig JOHN TO CALL AT COURTHOUSE ath ke Gilliam Ay to show cause why ( get a with f alibi,” sald Lundin, “the 2 " t worth the paper it is written on ILE 6-quart ket PRAISES GERMAN AID TO U, § T tle es 2 “U”" PROF rt - an wo 2 an autt of historical texts have fatled to make d 1 to ake due men t many oon ributions of Germans to freedom and progress in ai ples according to Dr F Meisnest, head of the German de up this handy set € ty of Washington, Meisnest surveyed the ser eas in a speectp before the GermanAmeriers iienes may be combined in different ways to make a ae 4 teamer, roaster, cereal cooker or double boiler the ‘in Germantowr ty Who made the first pre : pe Pir, ees nl oReeth vega Made of heavy spun aluttinum and specially priced Vane ce om Great Britain twe © years before for the set of three pieces at $1.45. Housewares Section lence was made Germans aved the were on the Union side. and Missouri, from | decisive “Never-Drip” Tea Strainers Special 25c 1 HIS Strainer is so simple that it inot r u cann yrewer I iling Nickel-fir ized han - Boe