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T | The Bon Marche’s Quarterly =SALE OF NOTIONS= A Whole Week of Small Wares at Small Prices Now's the time to get all the little knick-knacks you are going to need for your Christmas sewin ‘ you're ave a penny tw Levery little article you buy—many pennies on some of thei m—and you know if you save pennies the dollar will save themselves $15.00 Dress | Goff’s 10c Binding for! $1.75 Bust J& Forms 6 Ly Pi es Forms Priced , 3c a Piece | “ose Kz 9 50 Goff's Angora Binding Braid, C et $A ; com ine ot | Pie Acme Adjustable sors, and five yards to the id asure, Dress Forms, a He with fine t 25e Hair Brushes 15¢ Ea. Jer@ey cloth, 1 sections, adjustal to fit most an base and long hip 4 effoct 5c Silk, 3 ~ eon 10¢ SUK Thread nrd Vieces of W tading A3c ing Thesed at 9c 10c Piece Art Gum 6c only 25¢ | opalarlee 17¢ Pair Hickory Hose Supporters, Aa ‘3 ‘ Safety Pins 3 Cards 5c 60-Inch Tens Measur 2c Cc m Pins 2c Paper Safety fine nia ote ave ar Men’ 8 35¢ "Garters 20c ir for Men's k 10 wn Se Buttons 5c¢ Card 15¢ Hair Pins 10¢ Wire box: regu straight « box. | 50c Hews Aprons 39c Paultiess Wat Howse Veart 19c Hair Pins 10c Box Sait: one be Shell Hate Pin + mood ow ekischen muirver Bina, woe fat ite © bes —Upper Main Fen | cach. Half Price or Near It A Very Radical Clearance of Early Autumn Millinery A rears that takes pretty Autumn Millinery and es 49 to GO per cent at a single stroke Almost every smart sort of Autumn Hat is to be found here—low REDUCED 294 Hats Worth Up $25.00 at $10 Ea. 243 Hats Worth $10 and $12.50 for $7.00 Ea. Just for Puendays 189 Hats Worth Up to $8.50 at $4.95 Ea. 276 Hats Worth $6 and $7.50 for $2.95 Ea. oor, South Seetion x Second ‘| AIL Wool, 42 and 54 In. Wide —for $1.95— —$1.00 a Yd.— Silkoline Covered Comforters for $1.95, A special purchase of the Garfield but only for a si Worsted Mill's season end surplus allow They're the $2 r every- | us to 1 you high-cla all-wool Dress where else; 7 { with | Goods for $1.00 a yard good san with pretty light or nm colored borders Several weights to select from, in Stor { h Se P Diagonal Diag { dium —Upper Main Mloor kinins | Tuesday Specials in Domestics | mn pe 8 an shat Z 7c Gingham, Yard Such Brett ryperd Ste 4 irm quality Apron Gingham, 27 eds Tou) MOVE or | - iid: bitte ang white check patterns Cl au wees with photographs and 4 lengths to 10 yarde naiolies tr the author Peed 0 nae ] Outing Flannel, Yard g story before you go to see the play at All-white Outing Flannel, also k Ac the Met ater or ees ren Praons; 29 and 34 - Price 50c in the Book Shop—Upper Main Floor ‘@ re 10¢ Percale, Yard McCALL PATTERNS FOR it rca O neat ‘patterat, and bot if: 3 eee DECEMBER —Lewer ‘aad Se — _ ra For Bargain Tuesday in the one 22 LBS. YAKIMA ¢ Delivered only with other gro. S"r"ntred new pa he Pure Cider n 7 Eee ere Te roe ete 35c 7c ‘ile 7 Tomatoes, 1 1 Teas, Coffees and Cocoa Specials in Miscellaneous New Tens, Kea Groceries oe black, 1b... 45c | 3 cen for SOc | reser pry onions, pene Tete, 14c Whiter) "28e¢ all kind 25c¢c ‘ A P Hye, Graham “ 4 Tem Fannings, sifted t , Specirls in Dried Fruits and 32c 12hc sia kin, AS New Italian Prunes, , ree lle 19c 10c Fresh Roosted Coffee Washington ¢ & good nd mild Coffe 6c ""25c 19c THE BON MARCHE Pike Street high 25c New Faney Seede offer, Wrolt rx Church's Grape Jutee; Coon Shelia, £ nook ’ 10c jp PES. Second Avenue—Union Street HiMete 4100, RUMMAGE SALE AT THE HIPPODROME-—FOR CHARITY S SAKE White Lawn Binding oI Harhour’s Linen ead, id Dry Clenmer aad | “ , a finger arke Over 1,000 Trimmed Hats high cro irit Hats and all the “in-betwee slack { black velvet is queen th ear Lots of luxurious Ostrich Plumage, ev ¢ less expensive m rm in Plum —in Bands—in Stickups—in Whi ‘ Some Hats with steel ornaments anc silk velties are surely destined to be w with shorter skirts and white spats Some fur trimmed, of course, t m 1 1 ats. and | among the better Hats you'lb find a isk a abel now and , AND THE PRICES—THE PRICES—JUS1 OW THEY HAVE BEEN $2.50 Silkoline Comforters | $1.50 and $2 Dress Goods | HE SEATTLE STAR (OLD WESTMINSTER | TAKES YOU BACK TO THE OLD HOME TOWN Do you remember the churches Seattle used to have 15 and 20] * ago? And the religion you used to find there? A Star reporter Giacovered one of them Sunday, He tells about it in the following, | which is the fourth of a series of weekly winter gossip on Seattle! churches, now running in The Star A Special Selling and Demonstration of General-Electric Household Appliances lights tural 1 You might walk point it out right by it without noticing ft. No There are no towering steeples or striking architec if] Characteriaticn, It is jue a plain little old church, But the light Begins Tuesday, in the Housewares Section within shine out over Broadway thru broad windows and welcome & say ( w November The Westminster Presbyterian church, at Broadway and ¥ B! GINNING tomorrow, and until y Ma what might be termed now one of Seattle's larger com 30th, we will quote specially-low prices on ehur At one time, probably, it was one of the big elty churche* ia - ¢ . appliances of IP) bat ora have surpassed {t since, and now it is Just a comfortable electric cooking and other hou: ehold appliance |Jhomelike little edifice, which draws almost capacity crowds, regardless | the well-known General-Electric make. |B} of the weather ‘ EVERYBODY ACQUAINTED n instructive demonstration the Everyt # to know everybody ele at Westminster chureh. | ‘rious appliances will given every A man ind The Star man c at 2:30, by Miss Maude A down, ann ’ IE} have brought somet t } (of B m), an expert on the ushers Konniped with u | tricit the home na and strugalin vainly to plat ed ectricity In ne es at everybody else NO ELECTRIC LIGHTS G-E Two-Glower Luminous Radiator Plectric lighte have not invaded he ar of We nett Thoy have beillian hts inatend Has two lamp units which They have a pipe but ft ¥ Installed mar ears after the ag . Oss | chureh an finished. t Jute out in the chureh ka the mit } ie waren gi ‘ Cove terminals into Elliott ba afet ellent for temporary heat Mra. Marion Rickard Tur b The quartet, which in h not 4,” unlean you refer te walstooats, has this line Special November Price, $4.00. ur ano, Mins Kva Lacy Nell Hawsor enor |Herbert Williams; baritone, A. Memory Turner | G-E. 1915 Electric Grill TALKS RAPIDLY; CHOPS WORDS I | | Rev. Frank M. Stisley, D. D. the pastor a te clear t char | } device you with a close-cropped mustache, and a round spot from whence the hair toast. fry | jbas srted on the crown of his head. He t* of a type you me by the H : dozen directing t festinies of Seattle's business offices and banks brow t can be adapted clad in cony rical ga. ~ Sunday night he began a series of sermons on what he termed ‘ h a stove may be practical and tions,” the first of which wan, “Are the |f BSED Saat se Men of Seatt s or Failures Seripturally Jud Next — Demonstrated Munday night he'll talk on this question Are the Wom of Seattle every afternoon during of Ch Thin World? f the Gods of or Worshipers « REV. SILSLEY 18 A MIXER | In a short sermon he proved Worshipers campaign | An paig Special November H} Price $2.40. Sunday night they are putting t men are largely failures, because het n God ey Kote right ly one exit and not Rev rervices St There tx on down and mixes with his and the pastor is t G-E 1915 ELECTRIC IRON the door Full nickel-plated. A He shakes hands with all the folks and inquires great and grandmother and assures eve time-saver; makes ironing day glad to mee him than anybody else horter and easier. Highly ef- limited guarantee. Special November Price, $2.95. th each othe the missionarte bers gomsiped w and LIKE IN YOUR OLD HOME TOWN day wash put to many uses ATE TOADSTOOLS; NOW TWO ARE DEAD ma 44 & | TACOMA, Nov. &—Mr. and Mra. Y. Fukagawa are dead Special November Price, S here today as a result of eating toadstools for mushrooms The fouryear-old child of the couple sipped some of the poisonous soup and was made seriously sick $4.70. G-E RADIANT TOASTER mahip Co Pacific Coast St Tr Alaska Steamship Co, Pa Alaska Navigath and Rorder I | Full nickel-plated, for table use. yon from Juneau. } } | G-E DISC STOVE | | } | | © rates on fresh halibut and sa } os Wrangell and Ketchikan from $7.50 to $5 a ton t Toasts two slices at once and | } makes thirty pieces of toast for } | | ? ||, WOMAN ARRESTED IN CHURCH AS THIEF H a wean TACOMA, Nov. §—Canght taking a purse purposely left In a pew | ; tn St, Leo's chareh , nder arrest he : oday Special November Price, ler bure ing the last jf} month, ar responsible for them all. | $3.35. ' 1 J. E. Hurt, z at Schwager-Nettleton |ff |] | mill, Ratlroad ave, ar was unburt except for i | bruises New Val. inane: 50c Bolt AVG od ai rye SAVES JAP FROM BEING STABBED Three tho all th the result is this new shipment of Val. laces in nday Japanese are in jail M of a stabbing affrs desirability for trimming gift novel- a Japanese t C. Horth early in the morn awa ¢ Winter sewing Ih Sergt. George Comstock, who seized Y. Sakiniato, a dishwas se : Tee wan driving a long knife into Horikawa’s bach The ¢ patterns are on I round and J. Wyeda, an expressman. The cause of the in un , and Edges may be matched in four } t inches. Beadings may be matched | Fe 2 fay, charged | few patterns with « ne ante Suriday ast 50¢. 12 ds wanted to aa Yaras, —First Floor. take a trip ar SLIPS ON PAVEMENT; LABORER DIES Joseph Edwards, a laborer, slipped on the wet Pike et pavement, at the alley between Third and Fourth aves, early Sunday evening. He was taken to the city hospital and his head bandaged. He was impatient to get away. But they sent him to jail. At midnight he became unconscious and was re turned to the hospital, At 1:30 he was dead. His skull was fractured. | | | Mat arrived hi Islands, n liner Hilonian inging 18,0¢ » the rd carge BURGLAR LEAVES FOOTPRINTS IN SINK The police Monday are seeking a man with footprints correspond ing to those found Sunday mofning in the kitchen sink of the home of John G. Price, 3601 E. Union st., president of the Northern Bond and Mortgage Co. Soon after discovering the footprints, the family missed a new overcoat and a gold watch and chain, It is supposed the burglar removed his shoes outside, then entered thru the window over the sink 75 Trimmed Hats Reduced to $3.95. HIS collection of ua- Hawaila cases of to convtruct slab burne: ts Ballard ea derpriced Hats is { : MARCHIONESS WILL GIVE LECTURE made up principally oi The Marquis and Marchioness » y large dressy effects, and Tt ay, en route from the Sc side eal tate cd they are smartly trimmed the Seattle cha non, B. ¢ auspices ish Empire in prevailing styles with flowers, feathers and fur Professor Trevor Kincaid, of the Uni - ornaments give an address W ay night on Pic? f pe |} kane . an club, in th ip Just 75 of these Hats to \ : sell at $3.95. cach 75 canines Hats in velvet and novelty combina- TELLS OF THE FAILURES IN SUCCESS Dr. Frank M. Stlsley, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church, said most rulers are failures and most members o: ‘ och r a 5e. cxehange also are dismal fatlures, in a talk to the Y, M. ¢ hea nie = tions sharply underpriced at 25¢. _ pasement Salesroom. club, yesterday They are failures, he asserted, becaune they give no place to Jesus Chrivt own and || New Bath Robes, $1.65 . ANCY striped piping trims { MUSIC TO FOLLOW FOOTBALL GAME ee The sorrows of the defeated and the BUR GOVEAY forgotten when the ¢ clubs the Untversitie Blanket Cloth Bath Robes, California merge in a big concert, at Meany hall, 6n_ the ind they are shed with cord campus, following the Washington-California game, next Sa 7 and tassel at ine. Choice Seattle Clef club met Saturday night in the Hotel Washington An ¥ JP inex. CW. K 6 ected president } Delft-blue, Gray, Old-rose | LES ES , A , | Former United States Senator Sam Piles, facing an audfénce of |[ | socialists at Stevens’ hall Sunday night, told them why he Lon't s asolal Navy.or Gray with red. jt, in response to their invitation to speal He cited as theworst feature of socialisu: suspicion ffi Old-blue with tan clale flure to re nize that brain is entitled to ag om credi 3 rawn, and that the hould be free competition the high place Tan with red ext Sunday will see the community ,wal oe asunteta, Very good value at $1.65. | Nearly 1,000 people are expected turn out for the bike, which will Basement Salesroom. latatt from Cowen park and finish at Ravenna park, : Basement Siliaroows itso Cretonnes In Heavier Qualities Special 25c Yard HESE thirty Cretonnes are wide are well-printed in characteristic English ef- on durable cloth of unusually good for furniture slip coverings. inches and fects, a weight The colorings are suitable for living, dining and sleep- ing room treatments. A favorable purchase is for the very low price quoted; special, 25e yard Java Hand-Blocked Prints, 65¢ Yard— For curtains in dens, boys’ rooms and billiard rooms, these quaint, hand-blocked Dutch fab- with crud but interesting designs, sought, Dutch blue and madder predominate in and the responsible rics, their are especially brown the colorings, fabrics average thirty inches in width. Attrac- tive value at 65¢@ yard. -Upholstery Section, Firat Floor, Girls’ New Middy Skirts $3.50 alo GIRLS will be interested in these new Middy They are made up in bright plaids, full-plaited models with white muslin bodice at- tached. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Price $3.50. Other New Middy Skirts, also in full-plaited model with attached muslin bodice, are made up in good quality navy serge. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Pricé $2.95. —Second Floor. Children’s Hickory Garters, HEY protect the stock- ings, and metal touches the wearer. We recommend the No. 20 Jas- per; a black-and-white stripe Garter for children of all ages. Pair, 25¢. —Firat Floor. Skirts. no i 42-Inch Silk Nets $1.00 Yard S' IME of the prettiest party are made up of these filmy nets. They ceme in pink, season's dresses royal-blue, canary, white, purple, lavender, brown, sky-blue, flesh-color, navy and black, 42 inches wide, [ff $1.00 yard i CHIFFON CLOTH, 65¢ YARD— : \ good quality for 1 sleeves and trimming, 7 and for entire costumes. , In Alice-blue, pink, sky- ; c blue, red, lavender, gray, a old-rose, emerald and other good shades, the 3 yard, 65¢. —Basement Salesroom. Women’ s Cotton Stockings 124c Pair OMEN'’S Black Cot- Y V Stockings spliced heels and toes, to 10, ton with m attractively sizes & Children’ s Gauntlet FF Gloves, 50c A NUMBER of styles in Children’s Leather Gauntlets, tan gnd_ black, some with leather fringe priced at 50¢@ pair —Basement Salesroom,