The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1916, Page 8

T TUESDAY AT THE BON MARCHE A Stock-Adjusting Sale of Silks 10,450 Yards of Plain and Fancy Dress Silks Will Be Out on Counters and Tables at DEEPLY CUT PRICES 59c AND 69c SILKS 29c A YARD 2,500 Yards of Messalines, Taffetas and Plain and Figured Poplins Good heavy Silk Poplins—in plain and figured effects—in a nice Suitable for street or evening we Pl and changeable taffetas lain mes all reduced to 29¢ a yard for 33-Inch Genuine Imported Pongee, Yard ! line of colors saline—plain luesday 50 pieces in this genuine Imported Pongee—all selected hand-woven Material of extra heavy quality—suitable and most desirable for sdresses and underwear, as it launders easily. Special, 39 a yard 75c and $1.25 Dress Silks, 24 to 36 Inch 2,500 yards of Dress Silks—consisting of Poplins, Cheney Foulards sit Satin Messaline—pretty stripe Poplins—Satin Stripe Warps and tinsel ) trimming Silks, 24 to 36 inches wide—all colors $1.25 Black Dress Silks, 36 Inch. Yard 25 pieces of fine Black Dress Silks, worth $1.25 a yard—all heavy, serv fceable Silks, such as lustrous Chiffon Taffeta, Satin Duchess and Mes- saline; all fast black and a full yard wide, at 95e yard $1.50 Chiffon Taffeta, 36 Inch, Yard Only a small lot of this fine Taffeta Silk—it has a soft, lus trous finish and will give splendid wear Nile Sari lavender, African brown,marine and midnight blue and ick. ] $3.50 Silk Poplins, 42 Inch, a Yard } ) ) waists, shown in maize, The last lot of these beautiful Silks to be ‘othered at $1.98 a yard; extra heavy quality material, suitable for dresses, suits and coats. This lot includes all the most wanted street shades. $6.00 Silk Velvet, 54 Inch, a Yard Only three pieces of this beautiful Silk Velvet, 54 inches wide —soft, rich material that is the season's most favored fabric for dresses, suits and coats—Navy, African Brown and Forest Green —Upper Mata Floor. Suits $9.50 S THE BEST SUIT BARGAIN WE EVER } HEARD OF It Only Seems a Day or Two Ago That These Suits Were $19.50, $21.95 and $24.50. But we've only a few of them left—and rather than parley any longer, we say TAKE THEM AWAY AT $9.50 You'll find some good-looking Suits amongst them, too—well tailored, with jackets, silk or satin lined some plain tailored—some more fussily trimmed— any one of them a most decided bargain at $9.50. Enough of the $14.50 and $16.50 ) $ Suits for another day’s selling at 6.50 All Velvet Dresses at Exactly —!/2 Price— WHY, | You can select any Velvet Dress in stock—and there | is a good collection to choose from—and you can have it for just one-half its original price. $16.50 VELVET DRESSES FOR $8.25 $19.50 VELVET DRESSES FOR $9.75 $39.50 VELVET DRESSES FOR $19.75 $45.00 VELVET DRESSES FOR $22.50 New Gingham House Dresses, | New Silk Bilouses—piain tall in pretty stripe, check and plaid | ored and fancy models, in white, patterns; newest styles, all | black and colors; $1 95 . neatly trimmed; price, each price ... North. De La Cruze Mateos Quartet From 12 to 2 P. M. Daily in the Sixth Floor Cafe Come and hear these sweet singers while you lunch— come and hear these clever Italian and Spanish musicians in a varied program of classical and popular airs “Just for Tuesday” Specials in Domestics Ginghams, 27 Inch, 8c Yard Fine quality Ginghams, 27 inches wide; plain pink and blue; also neat check and stripe pat- terns. Percales at 7 1-2c Yard Nice quality Percales in light and medium shades and neat looking patterns; lengths to 10 yards. Printed Challie, 8c Yard Printed Chailie, 26 inches wide, In many good looking patterns and colors; comes in lengths to 10 yards. —Second Floor, CarryHome Specials From the Daylight Bakery Carry These Items Home Yourself and Save the Extra Cost of Delivery. No Phone Orders Accepted and None Delivered Iced Cup Cakes, choice of ight or dark; price lic a dozen Tuesday, a dozen regular 10c 5c —Fourth Floor, opectal for Cocoanut Bars, fresh and crisp special for Tuesday, 10 for Fine Table Sait, 10-\b. sacks for ibe jce’a Baking Powder, A good brand of Table brands 22c | Salt that will not cake 20c | 14e Crystal White Soap, 7 bars for... 25c At this price, not over 7 bars to each. Coeon in half Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes, : - pound cans; @ car large size cans, 81.40 ..12¢ Cane and Maple ones C Kingsford Corn or 6 fine ‘for scrtb- tel Mon 25c Chocoli THE BON MARCHE Pike Street—Second Avenne—Unton Street. py Home Currants, a phe. ons Starch Ke Laundry Soap, bing and laundry pur omen; 11 bare for ‘Tomato Yakima Pranes or Mlum Raisins, 124c Corn or Glows Starch, | % ed Beedices B ® packages Hillott 4100, $1.00. HE SEATTLE STAR | WOMAN ON TRIAL AS A MURDERER Mrs. Mohr Arraigned With Negroes She Is Alleged to Have Employed to Shoot Her Husband and Young Woman With Whom He Was Motoring on Night of Tragedy; Negroes Jostle Society Women in Court- room Crowd. PROVIDENCE, R. |, Jan, 10, ition promis®d to follow sensa tion when Mra. C. Franklin Mohr, prominent socially, and two negro co defendants, C. Victor Brown and Henry Spéiiman, went on tiral hi today, charged with murdering Dr. C. Franklin Mohr last August, as h rode with a pretty giri whom he formerly employed. The n@gro chauffeur of the death car, George Healis, ly to be a star witness. He has turned state's evidence. MOHR FAMILY PROMINENT is wealthy and soctally prominent in the summer eabout f Providence, w hot In the head and righ hospital a few hours later With Dr, Mohr at the time of the murder was Mim Emily G. Burger, young and pretty, for several years his housekeeper. She also was shot in the hb and right shoulder. Dr. Mobr and Miss Burger were on their way to Dr port home. Thelr machine was operated by George W. Healls, a negro, who had been fn the employ of the doctor a short time. GIRL TELLS OF SHOOTING Healis called for help and gave the police the first story of the crime. During her ride to the hosp member of the shooting She sald that soon after the car left Providence, Healis complained “hat the motor was working badly. When the r reached the top of the hill, at the bottom of which the crime was committed, she thought sealiq flashed the likhts He stopped the machine in a spot overhung by trees, according to Miss Burger, got out and lifted the hood Then, # id, there was a crackling tn the underbrush, by flashes and revolver shots Healls ts said to have implicated another negro, Ceci! Vietor Brown, shoulder and died at the Khode Island She recovered. Mohr’s New Miss Burger told all she could re followed who had been discharged from Dr. Mohr's employ three weeks before LETTERS ARE CLUE TO MURDERERS Tn Dr, Mobr's pockets, after the shooting, were found two blood stained envelopes, addressed to Brown, and containing pleas for an tm inediate interview with him They were written in a woman's hand and signed with a woman's name. These letters, {t developed bome and given to Dr. Mobr Brown denied ever having recetved notes from Mre Mobr thru her later, were intercepted at the Mohr sn. After an albnight grilling, Mrs. Mohr offered them money if they would kill Dr. Mohr. +.@, the police say, admitted that he, Henry Spellman and George) fealis planned the shooting ihe two negroes were taken, #hackled together, to the courthouse | et 9am. Surrounded by deputies, they were rushed thru a crowd of | 300 who had been waiting on the courthouse steps since dawn. In the crowd were fully 100 negroes, who jostled white women, | some of them the elite of the city WOMAN ARRAIGNED WITH NEGROES | Tho negro attorneys representing Brown and Spellman asked per- mission to withdraw, but Judge Stearns overruled the request. Mra. Mohr, her face pale and her mouth twitching violently, step- ped up to the bar alongside the two negro prisone: She was dressed in a simple she and her alleged partners pleadea not guilty, her face showed chalky white in contrast to her black hair and black fur at her throat. Attorney Arthar Cushing demanded & separate trial for her. Judge Stearns overruled the motion and ordered the sheriff to pro-| ceed with impaneling the jury The jury was completed at 1:30 p, m., but ft was possible some of them would be eliminated, ae no challenges had been used. U. S. PLANS DIPLOMATIC DRIVE WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—The central powers have evacuated dip lomatic positions threatening the United States in submarine matters, and this government ts now planning a diplomatic drive against the allles. Full adjustment of the Lusitania and Persia destruction cases {ts expected thin week The state department ts preparing a new complaint to England against her seizures of American merchandise, and a vigorous protest against the contraband ruling. NEWSPAPER MEN TO GATHER Editorial and business problems of newspaper men wil! be threshed out at thetr annual institute, on the University campus, Thursday, Fri. day and Saturday. Fifty-three outof-town editora have communicated with Professor Frank Kane, of the journalism department, stating their intention to attend FAIR EXHIBITS HERE FRIDAY Transplanted from the Panama-Pacific exposition, 20,000 square feet of religious and social service exhibits will be shown at the Hip- iff podrome, starting Friday. Seattle clubs and religious organizations will have charge of the exhibits on different POULTRY ORGANIZATION IS FORMED PUYALLUP, Jan, 10.—-Three hundred persons interested in the poultry business were in attendance at the Puyallup Valley Poultry as. sociation organization meeting held here Saturday, Several addresses were made by poultry experts, Before the meeting adjourned a perma nent organization of 60 members had been formed RAILROAD MAGNATES GET NEW TRIAL NEW YORK, Jan. 10. feller and four other New Haven railroad directora In whose cases the jury disagreed in the conspiracy case, were begun here today, It is be -loved it will be several weeks before another jury 1s drawn. SECRET SERVICE MEN WATCH FOR VILLA LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. home of Gen. Francisco Villa's wife here today, hoping to trap the rebel chief, who {s reported hiding in Southern California. According to information here, Villa's mustache has been shaved and he i# disguised. The sleuths say they saw a man resembling Villa leave a Southern Pacific train at Colton recently, STOLEN GOLD SHOWERED ON POLICE BOSTON, Jan, 10.—When F. Coehlo's conscience began to trouble him because he had stolen $1,000 from Manuel Lithares, of Inlock, Colo., he went to the police station, showered the Neutenant with gold, and then ran. MOVIE ACTORS RESCUED FROM PERIL 18 ANGELES, Jan, 10.—Fifteen movie people today told how they were rescued from being snowbound in Bear valley by a team of 16 Siberian sledge dogs, taken into the wilderness to participate in the filming of an Alaskan drama A bitzzard last w three women and 12 men—found themselves facing starvation. Eggless, Milkless, Butterless War Cake England, living on war rations, neither eggs, butter nor milk follows, omy ia making cake that requires The recipe, written by Lady Brassey, and is recommended to all American advocates of econ- Put in a saucepan 1 cup raisina, 1 cup @ugar, scant 4% cup lard, 1% cups water, 2 teaspoonfuls cinnamon, % teaspoonful of cloves and nutmeg, pinch salt Holl them for five minutes, and, when cool, add 1 teaspoonful soda, dissolved in a little warm water; then add 2 cups or well. sifted flour with 1 teaspoonful of baking powder. Bake in a shallow greased pan for 80 minutes in a moderate oven. med like | 1 known in Newport and New York, | } Brown is said to have confessed that! it of blue, with a black hat, but a) Arrangements for retrial of Willlam Rocke Mexican secret service men watched the | closed one pass Into the valley and the actors | FREDERICK é> NEL Introducing Ego-Shape Nemo Corsets at $3.50 reducing SON The Second Week of the January White Sales assort- ally a choice of ex- HF comfort that same feature have mad brings renewed Nen ment practic embodied in these new dels built to give the fashion line for women 1S W which are . ey ceptional és Main individual-shape mc values, in the and Basement Style 318, short, ‘oom Sections, as full figures Style 319, for full lium height Introductory Price | $3.50 to suit was afforded the first The January Sale of MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR Second Floor and Basement sulesroom The January Sale of HOUSEHOLD LINENS during fig week's selling. of mei The each of these types, tory fit ure proportions are varied insuring satisfac models in Nemo Many other Self-reducing Corsets at prices anging from $2.00 to $5.C ranging from $ ) to $5.00. bse Waee Second Floor and Basement Salesroom The January Sale of WHITE WASH GOODS —First Fi and Basement Salesroom The January Sale of BEDSPREADS, fs AND PILLOW CASES First Floor an@ Basement Salesroom New Displays of WHITE WAISTS —Second Floor and EMBROIDERIES —Firet Floor. at very interesting prices. New Stamped Novelties For Embroidering te ST received, a new shipment of Royal Society and Bucilla Package Outfits, stamped each envelope containing for embroidering and The articles to be article, instruction enough floss for finishing the piece embroidered include Night Gowns Shirtwaists Boudoir Caps Doilies Combinations Corset Covers Tea Aprons Dressing Sacques Luncheon Napkins Centerpieces Pillow Cases Towels and many others. Finished models of the various pieces are shown in con c aeetenin Art Needlework Section, Second Floor. Basement Salesroom New Coats at $12.50 Satin Ribbons Reduced to Feature Very Good Values ae Sy ee ee 5c, 10c and HE smartly-styled Coat T sketched re need exam- 15c Yard Satin Ribbons in various ple of the values offered in colors, widths up to 1 inches, reduced to yard. Widths up to 4 inches in Satin Ribbons, reduced to 10¢ yard. Satin Ribbons up to 5% inches wide, reduced to 15¢ yard. —Basement Salesroom. these new arrivals, It is made up in black or navy Pebble Cheviot or Boucle with deep pockets. double fold collar is of cuffs and novelty The plush, and may be worn open > or fastened with button and —_ -—S loop in military style. Women’s Underwear 50c Garment OMEN’S Cotton Vests of seasonable weight, with high neck and long sleeves or Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, and Pants to match in ankle length. Attractively priced at 50¢ garment. —Basement Salesroom Children’ s ; Hose 15c Pair HILDREN’S Black Cotton Ribbed Stock- sizes 6 to 10 years, serviceable for school wear, 15¢@ pair. —Basement Salesroom, Net-Top Laces Reduced to 5c Yard N extremely price for clearance on these desirable Net-top Laces, ranging up to 4 inches in ments, pieces, width. Reduced to 5S@ Sale prices, $1.20, — yard. ~—Basement Salesroom. $1.35, $1.65 = and Be ne $1.90. Bleached Cambric-finished Muslin, 36 inches wide, Sale price, 8¢@ yard —Rasement Salesroom, A warm, serviceable Coat, moderately priced at $12.50. Another good style at $12.50 is carefully tailored from pebble cheviot in navy or black, and has the fullness at sides held in place by novelty quarter belt. A military collar of natural raccoon gives a smart touch oat. Price $12.50. to this ¢ —Basement Salesroom The January Sale of Linens Table Damask finish that launder- Pillow Cases in 42x36-inch size (before hemming), remains after Sale price, 15¢ each; ing, 70-inch width, Sale 45x36 inches, Sale price, price 6D yard. 16¢ each. Crocheted Bedspreads, 74x 84 inches, Sale price, 95¢. Imported in fine linen ings, very 20x38- with Huck Towels in inch size, finished plain or colored border, Sal i % ach Sale price, 12/4¢ each Crocheted Bedspreads, 75x 88 inches, Sale $1.45. Yard-wide Long Cloth in the Cotton Crash in barred price, and cross-barred pattern, for inches Tue especially desirable low dish wide, owels, 17 . J firm weave so satis- undergar- 12-yard Sale price, factory in yard Bed Sheets of good qual ity, size 81x90 inches hemming, Sale price, 58¢ cach price, Better quality, size 81x90 68¢ cach inches, The January Sale of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR RESH, the choice in 6-Piece Toilet Sets Special $1.75 XCEPTIONALLY good val- ue is offered in the fancy White Toilet Set pictured. The crockery 1s of good quality, and the set of 6 pieces consists of Pitcher, Basin, Covered Jar with handle, Small Pitcher and Soap Dish Special, R1.75 set Second Floor and Basement Undermuslins are added daily to assortments, offering widest scope for dainty Sale Long Skirts Combinations Drawers Envelope Chemises Corset Covers Gowns Chemises There are decided advantages for those who buy at the low Sale prices for future needs Basement Salesroom.