The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1915, Page 10

La SEATTLE STAR wie - § "I THE BON MARCHE tgs ge ae a Wear a ae ree ae as een fooled; on =THE BON MARCHE’S= - | Believe This Is Seattle Lu JANUARY REDUCTIONS NOW —__|[ix'tn'ts "eit" Shrewd Bayers Are Taking Advantage of This Sale to Lay in Supplies of Needed Goods— |} i FOR EVERYTHING POINTS TO FAR HIGHER PRICES NEXT SPRING And marked advances are noted on all classes of American-made goods— SO THAT THESE CLEARANCE SALE ECONOMIES ARE DOUBLY WORTH | WHILE TO YOU IF YOU Clearing Out Women’s Flannelette Gowns | AT RADICALLY REDUCED PRICES FOR NEW YEAR'S GIFTS ' have told me many, many this fs not seattle “Ww he a Clearing Remnants of Dress Woolens and Silks, -at Keen Reductions of Woolens d my managers at senorita was not in @ very nood Wednesday. ® bas had a great disappoint in Uf The Emp colved he She include lengths ariety of staple and Henrietta, Challie, and others, HE and cluding skirts, waists seasonable materials, in- Tweeds, Poplins, Cheviots, all at greatly reduced prices, Remnants suitable for dresses, Gaberdines Mixtures, Fancy since coming here, a wide v senorita Carroll, Bill's Goat WISH TO SAVE |f|. Assistant Manager Bill Lehman heard of her complaint. He has kept far away from the Empress | theatre dressing rooms, When he saw a Star reporter go- ing by Wedneaday he yelled Will you run down the steps and | find out what's wrong with our |} Se Fancy Coatings THE REMNANTS OF SILKS include Crepe de Chine, Taffeta, Satin Pongee, Plaid Silks, Checks and ee ight rope walker?” . " A es hi alii Gd a ee ee anne WA fa : f] Though Flannelette Prices Are Rising Steadily reporter, being an obliging | Senorita Carroll Stripes in this season's desirable styles and colorings, ranging from one i of oie reser f 8 c ty ee 1 half yard to 10 yards in length. All at greatly reduced prices. Z Women’s 50c Flannelette Gowns at 39c torn? reporter tound Senorita Car! acetone to make for me a route ; : } America, I said we would ttle and get gold acros the footlights! sicaiiitatietiaiaiiaiis } Lehman was told what the sist ayes apene Basement Salesroom A patr of black eyes snaped thru| yw crack as the door opened in answer to his peaceful | Neat Flannelette Gowns to cuddle up in these cold nights with double yokes and turn-down collars, or finished around the neck eplain blue or pink, trimmed with braid 75c and 98c Flannelette Gowns 69c Each Slightly soiled or. mussed 75c and [Se Night Gowns reduced to 6% $s, with double yokes, with or without collars, t £ going to hold t - > jis not going to hold back any of} On sale while we have any your salary for that, but be would $1.25 and $1.50 Soiled Gowns at 95c Each | senorita Telia Hor Grievance. | pened the a little While we have any we will sell $1.25 and $1.50 sojled Flannelette Gowns at 95c— |]! they’re pink or blue stripes, with double yokes in front and back—neck, yoke and cuffs braid trimmed. —Third Floor South. pink or blue striped, with band of First Floor | 1 } little rap. “Madam the assletant manager of the belleves things are | wrong with you,” sald the re] Blue or pink jf} p “He knows that you smashed the looking gins, and he that any Em patrons who feel sorry house pres for the tight rope walker, who ter has come all the way from Spain, only to be deceived, might do a kindly act by toss | Ing a little gold over the foot- lights, when the last act ie on at the Empress. Look,” she said. And then she | p - Gritted her teeth and started rolling WANT STANDARD FOR | Ai | jowy M®r wtocking. To the : “i her varcet, MUSIC IN SCHOOLS feporter she exhibited teachers } abih tay at the sec stri cuffs. and long sleeves finished with reat An Important Offering of Afternoon Dresses in Silk and Combinations At $9.50 | door wider. her barke a) CLEARING MEN’S SUITS AT $10. 00} Tit | » 0 O | 5 the senora explained, was) sions than 150 music sent Wednes 6 semnion of the Washing ton State Music Teachers’ assoct ation at the Hotel Washington An-| | nex | AND MEN’S OVERCOATS AT $10.00) one reason for her mental poise, | “But the Abin ts not all of the} They are worth a pena deal more than $10.00, but size ranges are broken and pat Miss Clarn Wolfe, Miss Mary os tern assortments are no longer complete, and so we group these several lines of Men's ae ts cate Canfield er Max Donner were Sizes 16, 36, 38, 40 - o d s 5 CRUDE | speake t the morning session ane rege: J Suits and oedloshgigchgy and say BON Se ae 3 H | cre oe ore a eas Jndlepacragert i rey : } ‘COME AND HELP YOURSELF TO THEM AT $10.00. ainthe Seattle te not) tne seattle Federation of IFTY-FIVE DRESSES in all, in this Wine ff? The Suits at $10.00 are mostly the con- The Overcoats at $10.00 are Shower- | how Will be chief apeaker of th ter’s styles, suitable for afternoon occasions. Some entirely of silk, others of woolen materials, servative business 3-button sack in gray Ff ; nd Scotchy and brown worsteds, in pin checks, invis- sroof Balmacaans in Tweeds a sf Roe snoerts will be given Wednes \ a tnaist that this! 4.5 and Thursday night at Boylston ible plaids and gray basket weaves and | Suitings and English Overcoats in Tweeds | Ihave heard *¥¢: Unitarian church others in combinations of cloth and silk. Black, homespuns and Herringbones, with black velvet colls | was 4 years old MT SPOKANE Now ¥3 ‘ navy-blue and combination colorings. Excep- j a | no here . 4 a J Clearance Sale Bargains in Boys’ Wearables | hey throw : ae f/ mS tional values at $9.50. — Boys’ $10.00 and $12.50 Suits at | Boys’ 75c Night Robes 49c by * The men) SPOKANE, Dec. 29.—Good roads . = = ‘| Sizes from 6 to 18 years in Boys’ Night Robes | ao black / aro miners. | on fasts will ask Western con a) 7 50. ~light and dark stripes and checked patterns. || (p.°2, (Drow Kold to the. we en on | ¢ rantonal delegates to get _con ! a Begs . “acapeed Made with military or Iaydown collars Wy Fememnber hey di an gress, to as ake &: national & Picture Frames Remnants ot Wash Goods : These are broken lines of Boys’ Suits tn stres Boys’ $1.00 Blouses wat 59c was young, but my parents, ' ritory from 6 to 18 years, in one style or another—Nor-| Fine quality madras, « in cloth | 4] Reduced to | folk, box or knife-piatted; Bulgarian and loose | Blouws—some made w aa collars, o' e uce to Z belted styles, of good woo! materials. Very spe-| ers de cufts; Nght a Ag celal at $7.60. | dark pa! “coven secs | BUILDERS MEET GOLF CLUBS % LESS | 10c Each ture Frames in 4 the preliminary organization mee © Tuesday night | pletet Y organized in a fow weeks and | open quarters They expect square 1 sty and rot . priced for 1 | clearance at 10¢ cach ting YARD— ; Golf Irons and Golf Bags, too, and some lines of Golf Balls all reduced 25 per cent for the 10 DYNAMITE SN OQUALMIE RIVER rea om ras 3: : er peca ae ett Ca ee hp: a: January Clearance Sale in the Sporting Goods Section | Dievilke seus Ucakan the fnoqualmte river Wednesday tn an ef il singhams, Linings, Unbleached Muslin, Outing $3.00 Golf Clubs $2.25 | Duncan Special Brassies and Drivers—fully d the od. T $2.00 Golf Irons $1.25 | A Clearance Sale of the Harry C. Lee Golf Ji bank robber who te Pere to have) Zcaliber revolver tn the river and think Flannel in light col and other desirable cottons. 9 RIBBONS annel in light colors and other desira cottons, = \ guaranteed Cinbs—ali have a splendid finish; | Irone—reguiar $2.00 Irons are reduced to $125 AT 10¢ YARD— $3.00 Clubs for $2.25 each. each, : | a 10c Yard 5 in of saad ts Her nd Gi eg 1 4 Kemnants of standarc ress ercales a ing- s! $2.50 Golf Irons $1.88 $2.50 Caddy Bags $1.88 LOSES LEC; STILL KEEPS 108 LAIN-COLOR Moire and nb i890 . Mid trons, Putters, Cleeks, Driving Irons, Nib-| Caddy Ba de of heavy brown canvas trim. | es {ths hams, Figured Flannelettes in light and dark colors, licks an@ Mashies—the Duncan Irons are extra | med and reinforced with leather; fitted with They don't conductor on th now what to do, at Lake Bur! He broke his leg, had | 1, with the one-legged leather straps. $6.95 Caddy Bags $5.22 Kime Well constructed. mo and Dress Crepes, uitable for hes, « -inch White Outing ; Sheer Figured ff” h up to 43 hair-bows | : 75¢ Golf Balls 57c Each | | t ty ma t 18 9 nd sashes, very Fla Is, Muslins and Cambrics, ssa dwg lhe Cussy age made of» te fo back aig i The celebrated Prestwick Brassies and Orivers, ey y- ee ag gts rrath Bi = ’, white can- jf) to let the corporat attractively priced at 10¢ Batistes, sheer White Fabrics and many other q } jj fitted with strong handles; regular $2.50 Clubs, © Jeather bottom and | ‘ited Gone : apn | on sale for $1.85. leather straps — yar wash materials. $8.95 Caddy Bags $6.72 — Pee ene $2.00 Golf Irons $1.50 wil Good size Caddy Bags, made of heavy brown | . ; Prestwic! rons, such as Mid Irons, Put-| canvas and reinforced with stron r; fitted R f T | ters, Cleeks, Brassies and Driving Irons, priced | witn leather strane = i emnants o owe Ing . at $1.50 each Women’s PORTLAND, Dec, 29.—Necar f Bertha M. Hit a domestic ud $2.00 Golf Clubs $1.50 Sesatiar ‘Sngph Gee, Getto visa, lll hee ee te cmt tho 8 iS tacit at Reduced Prices The Bon Challenger Golf Clubs, much ss Bras-| reguiar 75c Balls reduced for our Clearance Selo |f|her by Martin Winch, wheee valued at $190,000, Wi eece-Line sies and Drivers—these are our $2.00 Clubs, | to §7¢ each, Ih) will, drawn five years ago, pr girl shou ld recetve $2, priced at $1.50. $1.50 Golf Irons $1.15 The Bon Challenger Mid Irons, Putters, Cleeks, Brassies and Driving Irons—well-built and very ARGAINS IN ATH ROBE LANKETS Lowest Prices on Bath Robe Blankets We’ve Quoted in Years $2.50 Bath Robe Blankets, Each © was stil } | | 0 legacy lett | | Clearing at sharply reduced prices, all remnants hed Unbleached Cotton Toweling, and Unbleached Linen Crash, Union Linen Glass and Dish Toweling. in his employ w STEAMER AGAIN IN DISTRESS NEW YORK, Deo, 29 several Golf Balls at 50c Each The Worthington Diamond King Golf Bal Made of hard white rubber; very strong « durable. Price 50c each Sporting Goods, Fourth Floor Stockings Special 15c Pair W's )MEN’S Black Fleece 1 lined Stockings of me- and »weling, Last Apron Day in| 1915 | 89c Middy Aprons \ The Greek steamer Thessalontka, tn trov ed miles off Norfolk s AYS a0, 9 again in dis iigh itabip, on the Massacht ved renewed storme again fic Remnants of Table Damask, bs ay including Mercerized All-linen qualities at few d in sizes 8% ' to ( y priced at 15¢ luced prices ANGELES, Dec. 29.—Attorney Job Harriman went into action hmidt murder trial today, y hmidt guilt f complicity in When Harriman concluc el Nate ¢ dium weigh atts st. led her engines Linen and zen lots at reduced prices nent Salesroom 1a: for the would b . at 59c Ea One-piece Aprons that lo like Supe idy and skirt—made und We've 50 of these good-looking irr Blankets, size 72x83 inches, for the C! $1.85. Jacquard and Indian patterns, { Children’s Fleece-Lined blue, red, rney WoolWi ne is to close for the House Dresses |] | gray, tan, brown and green. percale or gin S ° ] | $2.90 Bath Robe Blankets, Each white, fints Underwear pecia Only $2.19, heavy quality Bath Robe Blankets— $ ad J 15 46 in the lot; size 72x88 Inches, with Indian and 2 19 aa H 79 i} Jacquard patterns; girdle and neck cord com ° rn Emil Hurja, of Fairbanks, Alaska, representative of the atudent Reduce to eh i c i plete: i subd Ve dea | body of the University of Washington in Henry reace party, a B* YKEN lines of Chil HOICE of blue, lavender ames $1.75 Woolnap Comfortables, Each rived in Christiania, Norway, last Wednesday, joining » tho first wen'a Viencelined Mant C | J Woolnap Comfortables—warmer bed covers for $1 39 ne bate eco ‘ as * meee 1 eurinie raine gray and white checks and if cooler nights; size 66x80 inches, In fancy Jacquard /« on eft next day, with the united party, for Stockholm, Sweden and Ve in s sizes, Reale ar a ii patterns, aud with neat borders, in gray only Clearance Bargains Hurja was accompanied on the bout which carried the overflow luced to 15e garment tripes in the attractive Gingham 1 —Lower Main Floor. from the Oscar II lamar Tooze, the representative of the lt niver sity of Oregon, Bas om House Dress pictured. in Domestics 24- and 25-Inch Calicoes, 7 7c Value The collar } is of plain-color material embroid- } CARRY HOME SPECIALS In the Bakery and Delicatessen Buy your table supplies atuhese Carry Home prices and save the cost’ of delivefty—you will find {t economica No telephone WILL GIVE $3 TO EACH NEWSBOY ered in white. oC | Hosiery, Reduced i Exceptional value i i} } | The Postotfice has moved back to its old place on the Upper Main Floor Nalcogy THE BON MARCHE Pike Street—Second Avenne—Unton Street, Eliott 4100, |announced today While the indictments against Congressman Buchanan In thé council charge efforts to foment new federal grand jury alien conspiracies against the WILL KEEP WASHI ment ay an a Dec, 29. his resolution for {impeachment of U He termed the indictment a to be sworn United States in the la Congressman d antially plotter o®Labor's National Pea he will retain his seat in the hou “frame: and others strikes in munitions c Tuesday will inve st 16 months, 18 SEAT IN CONGRESS Buchanan, under Indict ron n order to press all of New York | Attorney Mars Black and white checks, Waite with black figures. White with red, blue or brown pattern. UPS and S. white vucers of plain medium weight el on the semi-p! in, Hudson shap® for every-day use. the set of 6, 45¢, Basement Salesroom opular able Special, very ¢ Blue and black pin stripes. Attractive value at 50¢. —Basement Sal room : /) t 79¢ —Basement Salesroom ds in all, NY has ed orders accepted Mght a da with ve C, Henry, millionaire philanthropist, who has distributed thou to 5c Pr en? ti, the. Boke isi tte Delicat neat desi ts, 24 and 25 | one of dollars i among tle newsboys, Wednesday re. r id i a -s 4 ry e icatessen inches Bo @ yard newed h each bo: t the end of the year who has de HARPLY 1 rpriced for 3 Home-made Bread, regular 10¢| Butter, freshly churned Wash posited 25 « more each h for 12 months S a loaves, 17 varieties, 15 | ington Creamery, 3 36-Inch Bleached |} | ulates that the nsits must b 6 of the clearance ken lines of BA at 2 for C | ibs. 89¢; pound Cc M li 10¢ Val c ye may deposit in ar but mus Infants’ Colored Lisle Stock | 15¢ Jelly Rolls, choice of cur-| Little Pork Sausage, fresh msirn, iyi | end of each year as evidence of the monthl | hataga : 3 * rant, pineap | every day, priced ”) yards tn Te offer applies to all newsboys who make a continuous busiiess|{| ings and W v's Tan Hose : } lemon, special a 10c | @ pound | ailing or carrying newsraps rein 8 seat ite EAN a ae | 5 Oc Delicious Fruit Cake, baked | Mayonnalse Dressing, Bo 5 | SAG PASS; fresh for this sale; Marche brand; made | | sa BY ms S pictured, Apron of good hin sale; | I d, Apre goo 20e value; 2 Ibs. fo 35c fresh daily; tb 30c | A quality percale, stitched up Soda Crackers, refund of 20c| Peanut Butter, Don | . asia eben i when tin is returned; brand; none better; | the back, so that it may be worn $1.00 size ti 89c priced, s pound bys a NEW YORK, Dec. sweeping series of new indictments tn Cups and Saueers > nies ; ; Ginger Snaps, regular 12%4¢ | Mince Meat, fine quality; inches ongths to 10 |p {connection with the silage top to tase Huerta lead a new revolt . 1 ar bs jouse dress if desired value, epecial, 10 by's, priced, yards; ight and medium shades, in Carranza in Mexico was forecasted today, following. the Spe- A5c\ Set of Choice ‘of @ pound C| a pouna .. neat patterns, aie raed pnts yesterday against alleged, antlally pléttera of Labor's cial (FOC) 6 Fourth Foor. r Main Wloor, (P| National Peace counct \ J