The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1915, Page 10

Special 50c Dinner 5 to 7:30 You can m in for little the Sixth Chri Floor Cafe ie Things for the Kiddies’ Stockings FOR GOOD LIT TLE GIRLS ABC and Buliding Blocks for the littl: 10¢ to $3.50,—Fourth Floor. Baby Walkers to teach the baby to walk, at $1.75 to $2,50.—Fourth Floor. Dolls of ail kinds, some dressed, dressed, 25¢ to $15.—Fourth Floor. Rubber Toys, nice for the little ones to play with, 10¢ © $1.00,—Fourth Floor. Play Aprons of percale and gingham at 15e¢ to Whe.—Third Floor. Silk Mittens to keep babies’ fingers warm, 25¢ to 50¢.—Upper Main Fioor. FOR GOOD LITTLE Navel Oranges, sweet and juicy, little boy's stocking. 15¢ to ¢ doz Floor. Blackboards, practical gifts, Fourth Floor. Popguns, to go in the little UG€ to T5e. Fourth Floor. Mechanica! Tops, to entertain the little fellows, 10¢ to $2.25. Fourth Floor. Go-Carts, for the baby to ride in. $1.95 to $25.00, Lower Main Floor. Sweater Sets, cood knitted suits, nice and warm. $1.50 to Hae, Sones Second Floor, THINGS FOR | girl some un BOYS to go In the Fourth at B5e to $3.5 boy's stocking, STOCKING Knitted Caps tn various colors colors, price each 25e.—Second Floor—Center. Knitted Silppers, all colors, price a patr, to 9Se.—Second Floor—Center. Red Felt Juliets trimmed with black fur, leather soles, price a pair, 95e¢ and $1.00,—Upper Main Floor. Girl's Clamp ice Skates—Nickel plated, price a pair, $2.50,.—Sporting Goods—Fourth Fioor. THINGS FOR LITTLE BROTHER'S STOCKING Be The Wireless Man—His Work and Adventures | on Land and Sea, by Francis A 50¢.—Book Shop—Fourth Floor. Boy's Sweaters in all colors and sizes $1.00 to $5.00.—Upper Main Floor. Boy's Suspenders of strong elastic, price a pair, B5e and 50¢.—Upper Main Floor. Collings, price price Boy’s Scout Gloves of strong leather, price a | pair, 50¢.—Upper Main Floor. Boy’s Knit Scarf and Hood Combination Sets, price 50¢ to $1.25.—Upper Main Floor. Clamp ice Skates—Nickel plated, price a palr, $2.50.—Sport Goods—Fourth Floor. FOR TOWSE R’S STOCKING Dog Biecuits, bone shape away the hunger; Jb, Floor. A Pillow, Towser to lie on, covered with cre ze. out airing, 25¢, “CARRY HOME” ( “HRISTM AS SPE- CIALS IN THE DELICATESSEN Carry Them Home Yourself and Save the Cost of Delivery. Washington Creamery Butter 30c Lb. Or 3 Lbs. for 89c Pure Mince Meat 14c Lb. Mince Meat Made of Pure Ingredients Olympic Oysters 40c Pint Olympic Oysters—Always a Fresh on Hand None Delivered at These Prices. —Fourth Store Open TH p,m. 10¢. Third Floor. Dog Leads of leather, to take Fourth Floor, Supply | ny, Thursday, THE SEATTLE STAR ET * For the Entire Family =) At The Bon Marché fill them generously full in a short time and money f you come. straight Seattle stmas stor Gifts for Mother’s & Daddy's Stockings MOTHER WILI LIKE THE Fine Tennessee Cedar Cheste—Good «ize and | 95.-—Third Floor. rden Cretonne in pretty $1.25.—Third Floon— South. Muslin Gowns—Combinations, Skirts and En velope Chemise, 49¢ to 4.95.—Third Floor— South. Dainty White Aprons of Lawn and Organdy, all daintily trimmed, price 25¢ to $2, Third Fioor—South. Madeira Centerpieces of fine Linen embroidered, price $2.75 to $7.00, Floor—Center. nket Robes, made of heavy Blanket Robe material in many pleasing designs, price $1.78 to $10.00, Second Floor—North. JUST patte beautifully Third RIGHT FOR FATHER’S STOCKING Fisherman's Luck. by Henry special Holiday Edition, price 50¢, Fourth Floor. Brown Pillow, suitable for the den; pillow isa embroidered in Owl design; price $8.00, Floor—Center. Pipe Rack, trimmed with felt, DSe.- Third Floor—Center. Automobile Ro! in rich patterns and color ings, price 2,00 to $10.00,--Second Floor, Bath Robe Blankets, medium shades, price 82.50, $2.90 and &3.50,—Lower Main Floor— Center. Smoking Jackets, priced &20.00,—Second Floor—South GIFTS FOR ELDER SISTER’ S STOCKING Comfy De Lux Slippers, with soft padded solen, price a palr, $1.50 and $2,.00,- Upper Floor. Pretty Georgette Crepe, sufficient for a watst white and colors; price $2.63, Upper Main Floor. Half Hockey Skates for Women, with welded steel rib blades, price a pair, $2,50,—Sporting Goods—Fourth Floor. Women’s Skating Shoes of black viet reinforced inside and straps Upper Main Floor. Van very handy, price from $5.00 kid with $3.50, TO PUT IN BIG BROTHER'S STOCKING Automobile Robes, good heavy welght at $2.00 to $10,00.—-Second Floor. Leather Piilow Covers, Indian and scenes, $3.98 to $6.00,- Third Floor. Cuff and Collar Basket with satin top $1.75.-—Third Floor. price a pair fringed hunting priced $2.75 to $15.00,-Second Floor. Canadian Hockey Skates, polished and nickeled | all sizes; price pair, $5.00,—Sport Goods—Fourth Floor. Men's Skating Shoes, black and tan, of soft calf | skin, price pair $4,00,--Upper Main Floor, to drive Fourth Dog Collars of le 10¢ to $1.98, Floor, Dog Sweaters of Floor Dog Baskets of matting with window to let $1.35. Main Floor. Fourth worsted, to tonne for warm, priced $1,95,-—-Fourth Towser in the alr CARRY HOME” CHRISTMAS SPE- IALS IN THE DAYLIGHT BAKERY Carry Them Home Yourself and Save the Cost of Delivery Christmas Fruit Cake 30c Lb. The Kind That Usually Sells for 40c | Home-made Bread, 17 regular 10c loaves, at two for Chocolate Graham Chips, fresh and crisp PLAIN MACAROONS AT 10c A DOZEN FRENCH MACAROONS at 10¢ A DOZEN LADY FINGERS PRICED AT 15c A DOZEN | None Delivered at These Prices and No Telephone Orders Accepted Fourth varieties Floor. idny of This Week THE BON MARCHE Pike Street—Second Avenne—Union Street, Elltott 4100. Dyke, a | Book Shop— _ Third | Main | Bath Robes, good heavy wetght !n good colors. | er ina nufhber of screened | Lower | 15e | RUSSIAIS GIVEN '10 FEET OF SNOW APEACE CHANCE DELAYS TRAINS Hungary Willing to G've! Great Slavs Rights in Dar | danelles Northern Line Blocked Over the scade Mountains APPONYI INTERVIEWED DAMAGE BY CARL W. ACKERMAN BERLIN, Dec, 22.—Hungary is willing to pledge Ru that w the Dardanelies shall always be wen! open for Russian commerce asa incessant downpour, delayed condition of peace freight and passenger traffic Count Albert Appony!, oppos!. on all transcontinental raliway tlon leader of the Hungarian lines in and out of Seattle parliament #0 declared In an in Wednesday terview with the United Press Now, for a 12-hour period, ac at Budapest cording to Weather Observer His statement is important, Salisbury, Seattle and We n not only from the fact that he Washington are due to enjoy a holds a dominant position in respite from rain. The fore AustroHungarian affairs, but cast for Thuraday, however, \s because he | probably general rain national p tral We can understand,” he 4 have ed, “why Russta wants such assur.) Westbound ance, STORM DOES Snow slides and washouts in mountain and river districts of hington and the North due to 36 hours of almost s on the Great Northern ayed to pass Leavenworth since Tuesday after but I do not see how that can | hoon Hungary wants| Ten making It impos. | Cascades turn of the cond{-|0U8 slides are this That trafft Tw implies demruction of ft menace our feet of snow lie over the | Wednesday, and numer reported blocking all hundred and fifty sheds betw Tye Scente lapsed Tues G.N. Traine Make tour An effort will be made at m, to get a train thru to omish from Seattle, but little be fs held out that ft will get farther. As far an pom thern traffic has Northern Pactfi Rivers in every ¢ are swollen. In Southwest Wash: |i ington. the Oregon Washington | if trains are delay from one to| Hi three hours by washouts | Officials of that Hine sald they ff hoped to resume schedule time by | night if the weather remained clear war eet of snow Russian tn which has fluence in (he Balkans and been used only reasively for ex ansion and conquest Appony! en Russia tn stumbling t peace. He see in the path nO prospects of an ble, Great jearly peace divaste: Chancellor Von Bethmann-Holl wor. in his recent speech, opened] the way for an expression from the Jallies of the same good will be |showed,” Appony! continued Had they responded, a common lground of discussion might have been found, but | do not think that the disposition of either side for peace has ripened Into a readiness }to discuss the subject. So we must prepare for a longer war, but we feel poral stronger for having given t world the understanding of what we are ready to do In be half of peace Apponyt wurprine at); America’s tone in the Ancona note if I had been answering the An lean note he eaid 1 we i] have asked the state department to amend ite at I would hay veon r the | rt of the state i mills Shut Down in the vicinity of Che rarily on Sawmill! halis sre shut down ter account of swollen » Cowlits river at Cantle ported 10 feet over its banks Rock In re and expressed ing steadily Two bloc trict at ¢ and, tandall rains on the North Bank railroad east of Van le and language before | couver and stopped traffic on the replied. Its violent ex-| Columbia river highway, but trains one were not called for Jbegan moving again Wednesday AUSTRIAN CONSULS WHO WILL | LEAVE IF TWO COUNTRIES BREAK | | preasi Josef Goricar, consul Nicholaus Nojivite Von Bozovics, consul Johann Baptist Cafiero, vice consul | Ludwig E. Busch, vice consul | Harman Paul Frederick Schultze, consul Hugo Slivestri, consul general Franz Hindermann, consul G. Louis Hester, consul Oswald Kunhardt, consul Edgar Prochnik, consul St Hans Schwengel, consul St. Louis, Mo. Johann Von Nyirl, deputy consular agent Buffalo, N.Y | Alexander Nuber Von Pereked, consul general New York, N.Y. Ernest Ludwig, consul | Chevallier Georg Von Grivicic, consul general | Baron Lothar Von Hauser, consul | Ludwig Vaczek, deputy consular agent | Emil Neumann, deputy consular agent Kari Ziegler, consul Johannes D. Studbe, consul |John Reymershoffer, consul Christophorus L. D. Borchers, consul Alexander Reutter Von Kaltenbrunn, sulate | FIND D NEW NEW EXPLOSIVE 108 ANGELES, Dec. 22 nliar feature of Dr, W. 8. Shartle’s |i] |arrest on a charge of having on onseasion came to light to | day, whe r mind tn his office | sald to jand a lett | well his invention to the katser ball | | WHAT IS COL. HOUSE’S MISSION WASHINGTON, Dec, 22 San Francisco, Ca Denver, Colo Pensacola, Fi Savannah, Ga Honolulu, Mawali Chicago, II! New Orleans, La Baltimore, Ma. Boston, Mass Paul, Minn Uniontown, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa «Manila, P. 1. San Juan, P. R. Galveston, Tex ‘ Richmond, Va. in charge con- what is ating he was trying in at liberty today on $2 Efforts today to learn the real nature the announced miasion of Col. House of New York on an errand Europe for President Wilson proved fruitless. | House declared it was not a peace expedition; he explained it a | morely to acquaint American diplomats with the president's policies | But back of this st lies a strong possibility |a peace mission Both belligerents, admittedly, 4 tures wald certain parties, P kerents thru Col ent, many feel not desire to ‘make the ov wident Wilson may be seeking t House hence. [WILL EQUAL WORLD IN 10 YEARS | WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Ten years should see the United State navy equal to any other sea force rid, according to the |general board, heade Admira An annual expenditure of $100,000,000 for five years was recommended. The submarine ts lthe Instrument fitted to dominate naval warfare, the rey Tuesday says, and faith is voiced in the battleship PORTUGAL CONSULS RECALLED SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.—Simat Lopez Ferrejera, consul! of the republic of Portugal in this city, and Manusel Teixeira de Freitas, vice conaul, have been recalled because of royalist leanings, according to word recetved tod today ENTERTAIN PORTLAND HOTEL MEN Seattle hotel men entertained a party of Portland Washington hostelry proprietors here Tuesday evening, at at the New Washington h The Portland de veral hours stood alongside a banquet delayed by a washout near ( train of hogs Th entralia and for # agree that pigs is pigs. |MARRIED TEACHER REINSTATED SALEM, Ore The Oregon supreme court has affirmed the elreuit court action, which forced the Portland school bo: instate Mre. Maud L. Richards as a teacher, after sb raissed for getting married The court held that marr tomatically impair efficienc TEDDY WILL RUN, SAYS EX-MAYOR NEW YORK, Dec Despite the fact that Ri allow his name to be voted on at the Nebraska pri flarg, former political manager for the ex-president 4 today » leader of the bull moose part eager, active candidate yregider McHarg has switched his support brook, a New York lawyer-orator, Ormsb and is grooming Henry D. as a presidential pos#ibility, TO SELL BIG BOND ISSUE | | OLYMPIA, Dec, 22—The $1,500,000 capitol building bond issue, au-| tho¥ized by the 1915 legislature, will be sold to the highest bidder Janu-| lary 18. The state capitol commission yesterday authorized the calling of bide for the issue DELAY LUSITANIA SETTLEMENT WASHINGTON, Dec The dismissal of German naval and mill tary attaches and the Ancona demands have delayed the settlement ot the American claims arising from the Lusitania case. Popular approval of any settlement saisfactory to the United States would not be forth coming if the American demands were mot at this time REAL FEMININE science at Christmas consists in a woman's giving something to a friend which looks as if it cost just a little bit more than what the friend gives her, Esta eh el eh Cr. Electric Portable Lamps Special $7. 50 $7.50. 1 Gifts of Silk Hosiery Are Always Welcomed ab RI w can be deper When preferred color and « our Silk Hosiery Bonds are re or any am unt; redeemable at Flower Bowls (With Bulbs) For Gifts Tie thay n these wide variety Pottery wis (all’ with x bulbs) i range in price from $1.25 25 and $4.50. they 75¢, $1.50 up to Safety First! For Eleventh-Hour Choosers of Men’ s Gifts secure this, safety urance of a real gift—by men of your thing when shopping for hemselve It is no task to choose “the * here: Silk Cravats, 60c, 75e, $1.00, $1.50 to $4.00, Handkerchi 75e to $1.75. Initialed Linen 25e, 35e, 60e. Slik Shirts, $5.00, $6.5 Silk Half-Hose, and $2.00. right sort Linen 50c Handkerchiefs, $1.00, $1.50 Interwoven Half-Hose, 25¢, 50e One Dozen $4.00 Street Gloves, $1 P. a 1.50 to $7.50 Men's Furnishings Section, First Floor. 35e, Collars, $1.50 and $2.00, Basement Salesroom GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS In the Basement Salesroom UST a few of the that choosers of useful gifts Handkerchiefs well-embroidered styles are fine with Women's Women’s Handkerchiefs with in pleasing embroidered corner designs, 3 a box, 45 Women's sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, prettily embroidered, effects, two in “gifty” older, 25¢ Women’s Initialed Hand- kerchiefs, 10¢ and 12'4c gift box, 50x each 3 in pretty three Children’s Initialed Handkerchiefs, 15: —Basemen picture boxes Corset Covers Special 29c HE dainty gift sketched offers garment unusual value at this price. It is made excellent quality { with embroid ce beading with ribbon 29¢. Baser FANCY LINENS, REDUCED HIS and Searfs pre drawn Specia ent Salesroon underpriced offering of Fancy Centerpieces sent unusual values for the gift- Scarfs material od | Scalloped Stand and Tray bir ge Scarfs of good quality ertion ] : ~“ h d finished with well ped edge, reduced to 2B¢@ cach 27 in Round and Square Cen- | 506e. terpieces of Filet-pat more el 1 tern lace combined with | broi Dresser with lace } Dy weante well-em hes, reduced to quality, rately T5e. Scalloped and Lace-trim- embroidery, reduced t : , a med Scarfs, reduced to 50¢, T5e, Me an 506 cact $1.65 cacl B em- dered, and French knot \ eyelet “Erector” Steel Building Sets For Boys é ve the boy an Erector Set HEN yout providing hours of fascinating With it he can build bridges, derricks, of the you are him with many pastime and railroads in miniature—sonie larger Sets mak ing as many as 264 different models. Priced from 50@ to $15.00. Basement Salesroom. Leather Hand-Bags, $1.00 assortment of Gift Hagd-bags in Na attractive various styles, moderately priced at $1.00. 50¢. alesroom, Envelope-shape Pocket-books with strap, Basement New Boudoir Caps, 25c S EVERAL that will attractive styles appeal to gift choosers in this collection of Boudoir ( Included are Caps of Seco silk in pink or blue lace frill, flowered crepes, dimities and lawns with lace frills, finished with shirring and ribbon bows aps with shadow styles of and net Unusually good values at 25¢. ' —Basement Salesroom. The Home Toymaker HE Umakem enables a Toymaker boy to em- sup- char- acters in wood, and he may make original with it body plement his favorite comic and cartoon toys also. Priced at and $2.00. —Basement Salesroom 50¢, $1.00 Boys’ Shoes od ond $2.50 of pee Storm time, Shoe good service full as pictured this High-cut will give extra- Made with two soles and buckle at top, izes t : 3, $2.50 Basement Salesroom. 1 to pair Initialed Stationery 25c Box U* SUAL price in Gift this Silver-initialed value at Stationery—Paper or with 25e¢. Correspondence Cards SEALS AND TAGS, Se PACKAGE— Enclosure (¢ Seals and Stickers, in various designs, 5¢ package ° Basement Salesroom, ards,