The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1915, Page 8

ehilla, curly b Red ¢ to the neck tallored tel shades duroy and the kind that are service ad! well fitting garments: 1 to 15 years Discontinued Lines the Shorter Lines Decided Savings THIS SALE IS SCHEDULED TO I THREE DAYS — Children’s Coats, Sizes 1 to 6 | —for $2.50— About 35 Coa mostly white, made of chin nd flannel; also a few pretty tyles, that button close Two long and five Short C of fine poplin and ¢ re, br and heavy lac silk Children’s Coats, Worth $14 ats, mostly plain Warmer Coats for Children at —$3.50 Each— Pretty Co: of white chinchilla and 4 high walet 1 ® with daby lamb nixtures and chev ‘ed collars re tri } and trim yles; all tutton close to the sizes 1 at ear sizes 2 to Children’s $5.00 to $7.50 Coats Little Tots’ —for $4.50— Beautiful Coats of of silk in pink, blu straight dele with sizes 6 months to 2 —Second Fleer, fine quality plush, plain | in other pretty styles of broadcloth in pas | serviceable Coats of Mattalam, cor chinchilla, in black and colors. ming For the Little Folk Children’s Wool Stockings | 19 Irregulars of 35c Grades Cc Splendid quality heavy Ribbed Wool Stockings, « for boys and girls Broken Lines of Women's Shoes, Worth to $4.00 Pair welt and Gunmetal Calf, turn ar {ey pis i Pit Come in sizes | igce Shoes, in a good range of to 9% Boys’ and Girls’ Cotton Women’s Patent Leather Fleece Lined Underwear 25¢ Shoes, Worth to $5, Pair A special lot of Boys’ and Girls’ Underwear, | 4 Fleece Lined Shirts, Pants and Drawers; full size, | with dull kid or cloth tops; mediun sizés | tary or Louls heels, an 1 a good ass fa gray and white —Upper Main Floor. | sizes of Floor Rugs Here's an exact chart of just have to offer—if you can use or two in your home me and the savings BS alas oo _ Description. Size. _Reg. Price. $ 7.95 $11.95 Good Patterns.....| 6x9 Choice Designs. 7-6x9 iF Fine eee: 6x9 6x9 7-6x9 7-6x9 9x12 9x12 6x9 9x12 | 6x9 8-3x10-6 9x12 $16.95 $15.95 $17.95 ..» Serviceable Colors. . .. Rich Colorings Plain Green Center. Splendid Patterns... Art Patterns Beautiful Designs... Fine Selections. .... ‘Rich Colors........ + Plain Colors orn Vedsuiies $39.95 ' $13.95 $17.95 $17.95 $26.00 $28.00 | Scotch Wool Rugs Body Brussels. _| Body Brussels. ~ Body Brussels. . a Wilton. 3 ae | 5 m6. | a oy & eH For Oating Flannel Day at the October For Outing Half Linen Cra an Savings bank, has Sale of Domestics . Good quality heavy thr Sale of Domestics [ ing of the American-Norwegian inen Crash To ( Heavy 36-Inch , Colored Outing White Outing at : j Flannel, 26-Inch PROFESSOR GIVES US J A BRAND NEW SALMON All Linen Crash Prof. E. Victor Smith, of the university, boasts Wednesday that be 1,700 yards of All Linen heavy 9 had ¢ ‘ed a new fish, a cross between the king and dog salmon, and 10c Y d thread Crash Toweling, 18 inches . Cc Ac Yd healthy than either, he says. od wide. Not over 10 yards to each e 4,000 yards of 25c Dresser Scarfs } Hanky: Oakiie BOW hesigenth sent oy HEAne ma ¥: Lage Cc. A. : fs mes “ J pers nerday Night club at the A. will fist White Outing Flan ae Wunder wert Madar canine } 5¢ aa Oe ‘ to a debate between B. G. Mitchell and John’ B. Pinella on nel, fine, heavy qual a wuitable fi x and the question, “Resolved, bow legs are a greater menace to % 1 uitable for dressers 1p ? 8 ile as Boi J humanity than bald he . ity, @ sc ’ » verye — _ finish. Not r2 60c Napkins, Dozen MOTHER WINS RIGHT TO KEEP CHILDREN eacl Firm quality Cotton Damask Judge Gilliam L pad decided that the two children of M Marth Table Napnine, sise E. ax 8 inches A5c cue home, by order brs ‘i pe emmed and come { pt by that court —Lower Main Fleer atterna Chilater 1, Ww » fort was being made to take —Lower Main Floor. from their mother, who was accused of being “unfit” because of her Wednesday Specials i in the Silntnn Pound Butter for 3lca High-Class Toilet Preparations FALLS, Tex. Oct rmed posses sought today to Or 3 Pounds for 90c The finest ingredients are used in Miro " ber ty fea ' duit 4 Pre rane Dena Toilet Preparations—thv Foilet ,Washington Creamery Butter, 31¢ a pound. No | Waters and Perfumes are fragr ind last SEATTLE IS NOW SECOND AS IMPORT PORT ny orders ccepted at th price 1 the re { » vde i accep ‘f ! ( € ler Seatie takes second place in the country as an importing « Plenic Hams, | Home-made Mayonnatar, | 16 ¢ ‘ e sk port, according to the report received here today from Wash 12he | ™3Oc | lenin Pace BAG | Mik of Violets and Cue ington, D. C., for the week ending Oct. 23. Its imports of nize; | pe Vow der, x C | cumbers 50c $3,853,015 were exceeded only by New York. Seattle takes Violette Delleteuse Face Skin Cream 5c $1.00 50c Miro-Dena Toilet Water WHITE ROSE TOILET WATER, "19 Skin Salve, Orange _Mar- Creme In the Sixth Floor Cate Best 30c Lunch in Town MUGUET CHAMPS TOILET s | PORTLAND, Ore, Oct The manner jn which Willlam D. And the Whangdoodle Quartet From EAU D'ESPAGNE TOILET WATER AY @5¢|f| Wheelwright, prominent ness man and orator par excellence 12 to 2 P. M. Daily, to Entertain ELEASIA IDEAL TOILET WATER AT $1.00 |f, ;willed the beans” at the Security league banquet Inst night by ad : ‘ ‘ vocating International disarmament, when the function was arranged You With Music and Song ROSE D’ARMOUR TOILET WATER AT $1.50 |f ‘0 call attention to the nation's unpreparedness for war, was the talk | TAKE EXPRESS ELEVATOR DIRECT TO THE | SIXTH FLOOR If You Have Any Little Girls of 1 to 6 Years of Age You Can Get Them New Coats Here at Very AST Coats for Infants and Little Tots —for $8.00— In the lot; trimmed with | —for $10.00— Stunning styles of Silx Taffeta and Silk Poplin, rred itiful hand Coats, Worth to $29.50 —for $15.00— tive styles Just ten Coats In the lot: sive Center Section. Shoe Shop Specials — 69 Many different styles of Taw and Patent Leather $2.89 Button Style Shoes with neat toe shapes and —Upper Main Floor. REDUCED “$13.95 $10. $23.00 $49.95 Day at the October The Popular Miro-Dena Cold Cream, on Nouge Vewetal, 75c BOTTLE WATER AT $1.50 REGENT VIOLETTA TOILET WATER AT $1.25 FOR made to $19 with Ince CHAPTER Ii. oneyt Mrs. Galt wettied in Wai Two of Mrs. Gait’s sisters! Ber tha Bolling, who also lives in Wash ington, and below, the eldest sister of the president's bride-to-be, Mrs Anna Maury. the best known jewel f the elty Mre. Galt re #0 little jewelry that it was noticeable by ita ab Are fend of hers, now living tn Washington, saya she r ow at that ¢t pn | fends of Mra, Galt’s commented . on the sut Ject what we Mrs. Galt | “I don't belleve she has a fa-|— al, of! vorite jewel, altho the o: pal is her| birthstone. Edith has never worn et and|a jewel on her head in all the time her-| I've known her. Soon after she wan estat Hahed |i ther Rug share in a her home in Washington, Mre Sale Price. ialt became a member of St ished | Thomas’ Episcopal church onate nd of - i (Chapter 4 of the “Lite /f that ays friends of hers! Story of the Next First Lady of in|} the Land” will appear in The of her wedded life Star tomorrow.) $12.75 | WANTS TO KISS HER RUNAWAY HUBBY : iH TACOMA, Oct. 27.—Mra. Nettie Dickson, of Elma, ts In Tacoma today, she says, to find her husband and kiss him Good-bye before he leaves with another woman. “If 1 find him,” ehe said, “I'm going to tell him he can come back to me any time.” Mrs. Dickson is a Bood deal older than her husband HON. HUSBAND SAID HER PLACE WAS HOME ANeRe, tained his wife at home after she ff na divorce case in superior court, clubs Mitton Seymour K secretary; Miss Flor « O. E, Olson, treasurer, and Mrs Flannel poverty, will remain with her BANK ROBBERS GET AWAY WITH $2,000 fifth place as exporting port for the same period, being ex- ceeded by New York, Galveston, New Orleans and Boston U. S. CAVALRY GUARDS 18 MILES OF BORDER BROWNSVILLE, Oct, 27.—Kighteen miles of border the Rio Gr hitherto unguarded, were y parole today, following reports that many Mexican nght refuge WILLIAM “SPILLED THE BEANS 50c $1.00 50c Tex land under U. 8 bandits had all le mouth ALL RIGHT of the town today However, the advocates of preparedness had thelr aay when Dr. Needs for Men, HEMARC] i, Union St-—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle. Tel. Elliott 4100 Kainy Day Children—Moder- A Full Supply of Halloween Novelties and Decorations. Stationery Dept. Upper Main Floor | Lower Main Floor | James B. Bullitt, fleld ary of the Navy league spoke vase ana || ASK GOVERNMENT TO STOP VILLISTA RAID Novelties for the |f4 EL PASO, Oct, 27.—Efforts to ha he Washington government interfere to stop th 1 Villista operation of the Ametican Smelt Halloween Party and Pranks, Toy Dept Fourth in and Refining compe » Chihuahua plant were antielpated here U.S. AIDS MOVING CARRANZA TROOPS | WASHINGTON, Oct, 27. Officials expedited the transfe “ry of from 7,000 to 10,000 Carranzistas to prevent possible fighting with raiders | lalong the border and to relieve the situation at Douglas, Floor. THE SEATTLE STAR The Bon “Marché’s October Sale of Little Girls’ Winter Coats Heavy Price Concessions on All Halloween 4 FREDERICK &NELSON #2; Third Floor, Basement Salesroom 2,000 Yards of Beautiful Cretonnes In an Exceptional Offering Thursday 18c Yard Special ROM this large assortment of Cre- tonnes, which includes many desir- able novelties in stripes, chintz effects, shadow and tapestry prints, one can eas- ily choose appropriate fabrics for: Window and Door Hangings Sun Parlor Draperies Screen Panels Furniture Slip Covers Shirtwaist and Utility Box Coverings Window Seat and Chair Cushions and for Christmas fancy The fabrics measure from 34 to 36 inches and include a variety of different weaves. Cretonnes of these qualities usu- ally sell at price yard, work purposes. wide, advance on the S selling; the ment Baiesroom. a considerable lhursda quoted for 18c. “Wash ‘Goods Remnants In_Two Underpriced Lots At | 5c | and 10c| Yard Underwear ie Given Fleece-lined Pants LOT 1, AT Be YARD— Gray Draw Remnants Ginghams, Light and Dark 4, unus BI ed Must Colored ried - ( $s im or blue s, Fl y other cotton ma in useful lengths . AT 10¢ YARD— ths Dress Women’s Underwear 39c Garment W OMEN’S and Vests wool mixture, wool and silk-and-wool all sizes in the lot, but LOT 2 Short leng of Pants se Crepe and other stand- in fine ard « —Basement Salesroom Girls’ Wash Dieasis Sizes 6 to 14 Years not in each quality. Spe cial, 39@ garment Basement Salesroom peat Reduced to 55c assortment of School Dresses, an underpriced espe- cially featuring styles in the better qualities of fast- lor ginghams Stripe, check and plaid workmanship in these hem as unusual values at 55¢. —Basement Salesroom. Muslin Gowns Special 25c N extremely low price Dresses sta and percales patterns. The materials and Thursday in these awn with other style at this special price finished at neck and sleeves with pink or blue binding. Special 25¢. —Basement Salesrovm Misses’ Corduroy Tams Special 85c ASSELED Tam o’ Shanters of good is corduroy, Colonial Glass ee ee Tumblers pleasing combinations, also Poke-style knocka- for Six bout hats of the same 18¢ | a blue, U MBLERS in blue, mat brown, of medium- red and navy, with con- welght, clear trasting band glass tn o Sine 1 sds ounce size; Eee Thur lay S5¢. Basement Salesroom good for every day use; spe = —— cial, set of six, 18e. aa Bungalow dase Special 35c Cupe and Saw N sale Thursday, Coverall ) cers in the popular ovide : al « shape, finished with gilt in the style pictured, of gooc band; special, set of 8X, ity percale in white with black figures The. Semi-Porcelain Plates in plain ‘Stripes. The round neck, turn-back cuffs white, medium-size; special, and patch pocket are trimmed with pink, he each eT fe eae aS Ol! and Vinegar Cruets ot luce or white piping. Special 35¢. Colonial pattern, in clear Bs glass; special ¢ each MARGARET APRONS, Salesroom Children’s Hose 10c Pair NHILDREN'S Fine - ribbed C Black Cotton Stockings of the able SPECIAL 19¢ Margaret Aprons in circula yle, © ar st with bib @ of white and checked ginghams, tening in back and trimming b inding. Choice of many APRONS, SPECIAL 10¢ Fitted Aprons in a large patterns and colors Circular assortment of wash good weight, sizes 6 to 9% 10¢. Basement Salesroom. with bib or plain band anc 10¢. Basement Salesroom. prints, 1 trimming of pair white piping. Special, Thursday, _O-Cedar Polish Mop Lace Remnants At Reduced Prices I EMNANTS of Laces, Rib Special 50c bons, Allovers and Em ; p SPE¢ oO broideries in desirable lengths A ECIALLY a Me for fancy-work, at sharply re rice on the, small size duced prices. le O-Cedar Mop, with —fasement Salearnom : handle The mop is welF lar Pol saturated with O-( fsh, and ready for Women’s Motoring Caps 50c NHOICE of tan, red 4 or black and white checks in these practical waterproof Auto Caps at 50¢. Basement falesroo: pecially mend the and varnished surfaces. Speci rec cleaning and_ polishing 1, Thurs of painted day, 50¢. Various Broken and Odd Lines of Housewares Are Sharply Reduced in Price for Month-end Clearance. Housewar navy # Section