The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1915, Page 10

BOALT’S FRIEND, THE) DETECTIVE, RUNS UP AGAINST HARD PUZZLE| By FRED L, BOALT the whiskey Into the eup after the|f Blouse and Skirt Day] With Many Interesting Specials in New Autumn Blouses and Smart Skirts M: frie the walter had brought It to the table.” | ' m of black defection| “Ratd them, then, and # the Skirt and Blouse Day when I encountered him yes. | Hauer : y terday “Won't work, They never have! Promises to Be One | erie the Greeks,” he aata,/more than’a quart or two. where| you ean find tt. And you can't prove they were keeping it to sell, * * ¢ pre’s one of the places; come on hey're laughing In thetr sleeves me. There ought to be an ordi nee,” To make them stop laughing in| | @o in Sober; Come Out Drunk their sleeves at you?” said 1. “What! ‘There are a doren of these Greek you are saying ts all Greek to me." coffee houses in Seattle, I don't Let me explain,” said he, “Bet-| know ff they are all “blind tigers tor still, come on down below Yen: Hut I do know, be oT saw t [ler with me and I'll show you what | that men go into th offee he 1 mean,” sober and come out staggering Aw wo walked, the detective out A Greek coffee house not an lined the cause of his defection (ornate establishment The walls “The Greeks belong to me,” he ae bare, the floor not clean. There said, “I'm their guardian, mentor 4f@ many small, marbletopped| and guide, I'm supposed to keep Ubles at which the coffee ts drunk, | them in order and to exercise a re || never saw any food served in a|f straining influence over them wher |Greek coffee houre. | of the Best Days of GARMENT WEEK pretty new Blouse or two, or a Separate Skirt, will do well to come here on Bargain Friday. You wil! scarcely believe so much style and such Skirts of Wool Serge, Mixed Tweed and Cor. | Coffee Houses Blind Tigers dronkennens, dancing pretty Waists are obtainable at this price, Voile, | duroy tn black and good street colors, in various “And I'm falling down on my Lingerie and Batiste, combined with fine laces, | styles, with patch pockets, pleated fronts; others |f | Job. The Greeks are breaking the I came out of and some are embroidered | neatly trimmed with braid or buttons iP law 1 know It They know 1 the first place, and into a second. | know ft, But I can't prove tt, and ‘Then a third, and so on, until we |that's why they're laughing in their bad visited them all nleeves at me. | Detective Is Bitter “Tioore in every cup,” he sald bit Dainty New Silk $ | New Dress Skirts ) $ Blouses, Special 1.95 for Skirt Day at ! 3.95 and embroidered fronts; collars are all the new-| material you wish—many are flare, box pleated Why don’t you arrest the pro | thin game,” eald he. “There ts no est efiects; sleeves are long. and accordion pleated styles. prietors of the Greek coffee|reason that I can see why a Greek ‘ : : : igus) houses?” 1 asked lor anybody else must have a drink Charming Silk ) $3 45 New Dress Skirts, ) 6 95 Kee n't Get “Stool Pigeon” ot coffee at 4 o'clock ! the morn: | Blouses, Special . Worth $8.89 to $10 ° “Recanee I) can't get ovidence.|Ig. oF & of Fins compe) Beautiful Waists In all the newest styles, fash The materiais are Imported Mixtures, Scotch |f| T° or to is yas ia tiliie hong: places “to Clee: at i016 foned of Silk Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, ; sh and French Poplina and |f|‘ nicht ‘Phat would Delp nomen Then Chiffons and other Stiks r this season; in the very newe ylee we ough laces, tucks, pleats and hemstitching furnish | come in black and new Autumn colors. there to serve food with the —Second Floor. : trimmings. cause the Greeks won't ‘stool.’ | Coffee i |You can find stool-pigeons tn any Hut lawyers tell me such ordi er nationality you care to men-/ nal would probably be uncon al The lawyers say we so coffee houses at mid an res but not the Greeks. 1 don’t) stit ean why don't you|night any more than we 1,000 Pairs of Men’s Gloves] & table |taurants. And we can't make th and have it a er someth 4 co re tol enaes er That's be an't|#e ow ng to do | prove that the ' fon’t know ? | For This Is the Bon Marche’s October Sale } of Men’s Kid Gloves And so for two days you will be able to buy Men's Gloves for a good deal less than the usual prices. They're good Gloves, too—Adier’s and other well-known makes, in heavy cape, kid, mocha and chamois Men’s $1.00 | Men’s $1.50 Tan | Men’s $1.50 and Gloves to Sell at | Cape Gloves at | $1.75 Kid Gloves 79c Pr. 95c Pr. $1.15 Pr. Adier’s make of heavy Cape Adier’s make heavy Cape | Men's High Grade Cape Gloves Gloves, for street wear, with | Gloves with spear point backs | (the wear forever kind) tn nice | heavy out-seams and spear point | 4nd outseams—some are of | shades of tan. They are made backs. Chamois, Mocha and/| Pique Kid; others of «ray | with heavy outeeams and spear | Suede Gloves, in tan and gray. | Mocha A fine line to select | point backs } from—Cadet and regular sizes. hae tel —BARGAIN FRIDAY ECONOMIES—| § Each Item Specially Underpriced for the Day Last Day of the Semi-Annual Factory Sale of | Friday Specials in the October Sale of Silks Shoes—Two Bargains to Finish It Out in Style 59c Plain and Fancy Silks at Women’s Shoes, Worth to $4.00, at —$269Pr— | we Yo— and Imported About 500 pairs of Shoes in all kinds of leather— | Pongee In plain colors and neat figure designs; 24 turn and welt soles; black cloth and dull kid tops; t comes in lengths from one to 10 ‘SAYS WE'RE DUE POLICE WORK ON TOHAVE ABOOM GRISLY MURDER SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Convineed th The close of the European war at Mra Mary Pe the body of Mi her crippled woo. be jer, dox hi as she jwill mark an era of d all parts of the Unt lee t the Northwest, which w od beeause of th to unrave! industry, accordign to Edward F.|? i ps om Trets, field secretary of the Cham-| ‘They still wanted to know why, ber of Commerce of the United|if the murder was in self-defense, 7 %, fter the Atlantic City man had at-/ States, who ts in Geattle for a few /4fter | ong tacked her, she had a new trunk tn the house was hinted that they believed and/this might have been intended to! © ON) hide the torso other mys der. | t have your lumber,” Other things m » without. You Floor. | so fortunate Seattle Cha: (EN NEW HIGHWAY 20, coos on noe of i the American full rigged ship Dirt f the| k9, rea with a have deserted, fol ands for | ii ing voy-|f of the) painted or water craft, the sal © sides of the big rs declared the/ |Chuckanut dr | | tro ection ¢ h- hazard too great unless their wages | lace and button styles. Plenty of sizes and | ront ection azard eTeat 8 their wages 4 widths. | way, connect hi were raised. A hew crew was the farm yun-| signed Thursday ty. The |2 p.m, wil |flve miles south gins at “.""* GIFFORD ENGINEERS | a ESTATE DEAL rable deal | Women’s Sk Worth to $5.00, at $1.00 Fancy Corduroy Velvet at —$2.89 Pr.— —39c Yd.— Mixed color Corduroy Velvet, navy and white and Ruby mixtures; firm, heavy quality; 30 ina, | wide; fine material for a sult or coat | $1.00 Silk Poplin, 36-Inch, at | Friday Bargains at the October Sale of | Linens, but in the Less Expensive Lines —)55c Yqa—= | High Grade Shoes of tan, patent leather, brown kid and vici kid, in all the newest sty! cloth and kid tops; all sizes an 4 ‘BUSINESS MEN NOW RUN GOVERNMENTS ~°: Business politicians in m real estate was! crea and ford, Ore, for n Earlington Gar longing to C are suppla g the ge nt, maid Gov. Lister, addr ear Renton . ° the Mer club at Trinity F Hil The est ted lue Turkish Towels, Size 18x36, at This soft, lustrous material is always in demand |B church, Wednesday itary on “Goodlof the ape ape get Merba 5 { —so desirable and pretty for dresses and waists. |B| Citizenship.” $125,000 each ‘ 1) = E _ * le. Di of co k 8 3C a. 1d) And i a good plan to buy a supply of them at euch a saving. Bleached Turkish Towois, size $1.00 Corduroy Velvet, 36-Inch 18x36 inches; medium weight, firmly woven $1.35 Linen Lunch Cloths for —59c Yd.— Corduroy Velvet is indeed very popular and — Cc a—_ fashionable this season. This lot offers tt in shades of French Blue, Wistaria, Silver, Navy, Strictly All Linen Lunch Cloths, size before Brown and White. hemming 26x36 in 6. These have hematitched hems; h: a lustrous satin finish, and come in pretty rms Australian Gunners Stripped for Action | | | | | —Upper Main Floor Friday Specials in the Domestics 50c Heavy Mercerized Damask 6c Calico, 24 and 26 inches wide; light and | dark backgrounds; neat patterns; yard 5c —39c Yd. — 100 Linene Zephyr, 20 inches wide: comes 6 Extra heavy quality Mercerized Table Damask, | 1 tan and blue; lengths to 5 yards; yard Cc 64 inches wide. We have a good a neat patterna to select from. For Fr 12\/ac Percale, full yard wide; light and dark col ors; lengtha to 20 yards; 8 per yard ; c —Lower Main Floor, day or Main FL Friday Specials in the Groceries m Fancy Baldwin Apples $1.25 Box | Friday Special From the Trimming Section They're all good size and highly colored—dell- | ia clous eating Apples, and also fine for cooking pur Rosebud Trimming, 29c Value at poses, Specially priced for Frida ti Carnation Milk, 4 Cans for 25c —23c Yd.— Special for Friday—4 large cans of Carnation A aplendid lot of pretty Rosebud Trimming, tn Milk for 25e—provid you purchase other gro- | blue, pink, lavender and dainty color combinations ceries——but at this price we cannot sell over 4 cans an effective and dalnty trimming for many pur to eack —Fourth Floor, | poses —Upper Main Floor, Haw About a Bob-o-link Bracelett—25e a Link—lpper Main Manicuring Floor Done Union 8t-—Second Ave.—Pike St—Seattle, Tel, Elliott 4100 Third Floor. Lessons Free In Crocheting and Embroidering Art Shop Third Floor, ma This splendid photograph was taken during a fierce artillery duel on the Gailipoli peninsula, at a considerable risk to the man with the camera. ingeri Se lew Fg pce ) they are seized with an impulse to In the evening, especially, you! Lingerie Blouses, 95c New Fall Dress ‘$2 95 lB lktck over the traces of law and are liable to encounter in thene | Crisp and New, at | Skirts Priced at . order, Get me? places groups of men, in various | It's the coffee houses ‘They'70) And styles that are unusually pretty, of Crepe year when Separate Skirte are |[{ blind tigers, and they keep open/|terly, “only I can't prove it deeChine, Tub Silks, Silk M aling and Satin; | mart new models, made of Home seven days a w . 4 hours dny “There are 3,000 Greeks in this! plain white, maize and flesh, candy stripes and Cheviots, Serge, Roman Stripes and Just as mh as & emart town. Most of them are good peo dark colors as well Scotch Platds, in black and colors. gets a couple of hundred dollars,| Pile. But the coffee houses i . . : a he rents a astoreroom, buys some|them poor, undermine Beautiful New | $1 95 Special Offering $5. 00 tables and chaira on the fnstall-)and prevent th i ; laicts o I d ope coffee house. | Food merteans. i} Lingerie Waists . in Dress Skirts at / Rene oe ooene of cottes bo| “You've got something on vour|f Snowy white, of fine, sheer Voile, Batiste, Or Never before have we offered such wonderful serves to a Greck has a dash ot} mind,” I said. What in it? i gandy and Lingerie, with trimmings of fine lace | values at $5.00—a Skirt for you in almost any |Blpoore tn it” “There's only one way I can beat |Il | THE SEATTLE STAR have « law compelling | jf m Mall Ohio Orders Sc, FREDERICK & NELSON Friday and Saturday LINOLEUM SPECIALS At Two Low Prices: IX patterns in Inlaid Linoleums, including tile and granite effects, special TO@ square yard Six patterns in Printed Linoleums, special 45¢ square yard A charge of 10c per square yard is made for laying Second Floor. An Exceptional Offering of Nene Cas Electric Reading Lamps Blankets Special $9.50 Special ($1.95 Pair Friday, Third Floor UST 75 pairs of these HESE Lamps are high-grade in material and J Double-bed size Gray construction and represent the newer ideas in Cotton Blankets at this design and finish. There are several different patterns in the offer- heavy and warm, weighing ing and the three selected for illustration are typ- 3% pounds to the pair, and ical of the exceptional values: have pink or blue borders. AT LEFT— Special, Friday, $1.95 Two-light Reading Lamp in Mycenian and gold finish, pair —First Floor. with shade paneled in amber opalescent glass. Diam- eter of shade, 15 inches. Extreme height, 18% x +“ inches. Chain pull sockets, six feet of silk cord and Satin-Finished plug. Special $9.50. Bedspreads IN CENTER— : Two-light Reading Lamp in Jacobean or Colonial oped $2.65 brass finish, with shade paneled in amber opalescent U -SIZE White glass. Diameter of shade, 15 inches; extreme height, . Satin -finished Bed- 20% inches. Chain pull sockets, six feet of silk cord preads in a good assort- and plug. Special $9.50. ment of patterns; excellent AT RIGHT— wearing, good-laundering Two-light Reading Lamp in Colonial brass finish, qualit Special, Friday, $2.65 glass. Diameter of shade, 14 inches; extreme height, each Firet Floor 19 inches. Chain pull sockets, six feet of silk cord and plug. Special $9.50. Black Leather oo oe ae Traveling Bags Special $5.00 REMNANTS OF WOOLENS RAVELING Bags of AT REDUCED PRICES black crepe grain Included in this underpriced offering are leather, full-leather lined, Serges Novelty Mixtures Checks Plaids with large pocket, sewed- Gaberdines Poplins Prunellas Tweeds Coatings on reinforced corners, claw in many desirable color combinations. Lengths for catch and good brass lock waists, skirts and coats. Sixteen- and 18-inch sizes, On sale Friday, Table Square, First Floor. special $5.00. special price. They are , Size 80x90 inches with shade paneled in green and iv@ry opalescent —Thira Floor Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns —First Floor. Basement S Salesroom The “Tommy Tucker” Suit, $3.50 HESE Suits are in the smart new “Tommy Tucker’ model, made of blue serge with white trimming and full-lined trousers. Sizes 3 to 8 years, exceptional values at wake : Austrian China Boys’ Junior Norfolk Suits in service- able blue and gray corduroys, sizes Dinnerware 3 to 8 years, $3.50. me At Reduced Prices Boys’ Middy Blouse Suits in good-_ aa —a pretty blue and green wearing blue and tan suitings, sizes design on fine Austrian 2% to 8 years, $2.50. China as pictured, at the —Ranement Salesroom. following reduced prices: : Cups and Saucers, re- Unusual Values in duced to 25¢. e S and Creamers, Bamboo Fruit Baskets 8", 2, Special 65c Each Covered Butter Dishes, a reduced to 50@ cach N sale Friday, many de- ; Covered Vegetable sirable shapes and sizes Dishes, reduced to $1.00 each Meat Platters, reduced . = to 50¢ and T5¢ each. others in natural bamboo fin- IBN . Plates, reduced to 15¢ in these Fruit Baskets, some in the rich mahogany shade, ish. Special, 65¢ each. is ZED and 25¢ each. ; ~-Basement Salesroom Ra —Basement Salesroom. 42- Inch Silk Nets Imported Glace Gloves $1.00 Yard 75c Pair HESE dainty Nets have a wide variety of uses in WO-CLASP Gloves in the new dressy blouses and evening frocks. Shown in a good selection.of colors, including Black, White, Tireerore embroidery, in ‘ 7 the is) g 2 - Pink, Sky-blue, Flesh-color, Maize, Lavender, Tur- Hons owing combina quoise, Gendarme, Russian-green, Golden-brown, Silver, Riack overseam style, with with white em- Navy and Brown broidery, black with self, Priced at $1.00 yard white with black, white Lace Allovers in pieces measuring | yard long and % with self, tan with black yard wide, desirable for yokes «and boudoir caps, "7d tan with self. Mista cick Basement Salesroom. Price 75¢ pair. tai Basement Salesroom,