The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1916, Page 10

THE BON MARCHE NO MILITARY FRILLS IN FREDERICK «NELSON | Starting Thursday Merino The Semi-Annual AR (I SWITZERLAND nee ee On : : | thoee trom 32 to 40 yeare _c Th Silk Factory Sale of Shoes|zsezsse seers: | Odd CopetSize Rugs, | 40 to 50 yea This Ie the schedule for the low prices on a number of Odd Carpet-size Infantry and most other arms 5,000 Pairs of GOOD SHOES for Women, for Men, | BY CHARLES E. RUSSELL vied, An he, oavalrys Rugs which have been made up in our own A ve ent of ‘ oreless impor workrooms from surplus lengths of carpeting ery womat For Misses and Children ere rotine Abeoctation 1 ‘o deal with these troops and border: who exp © te . make use of We bave in this country @ gen! jer but+ here | want to say % Will Be Sold at About Factory Cost | 2 'srie ss sor rosie" sort aveut Ue anon of ans POON eels oe Sos Spring dress- democracy hat illustrates the perfect ¢ ing, for Black Silks are t } 2 These Shoes are surplus lots from some of America’s best known makers, bought at price he Bwine have a very different racy of the whole thing and shows | Bundhar Wilton 2 24.00 |!dea about that, and different in a now clea witzerland ust al Rated ° Ox 4 OF to be in the very forefront Concessions which will make this Shoe Sale one of the best we have ever been able to hold. wero er et eae ha. wet Bundhar Wilton 2 24.00 Body Brussel 7-Ox$ 20,00 f fashionable preference aS have | understand that word, and from « 2 Women’ s $5. 00 and $6. 00 7 $2 95 Me tent ae [military clase so common in some ssisdes Hiliiaal Soe 1500 is Sebnians a ee ® the oldest re | other European countries aac a : Piss wane public n ne There is no West Point In | Jody Brussels y in this Sale are just those Shoes Priced at, a Pair | World, and with| quittetana.""everybedy, rich |i conn, > oll sf bes gpk the cleanest rec | 7 ' : - h are best adapted for i l and poor, farmer and banker, which ar | A Full Line of Popular and Most Wanted Styles , ord. You couldn't! Begins hie military training as Bundtiar Wilton x6 18.00 “haga i Women's Shoes, as pictured here, | Wemeo's Lace Shocs, med gt gets s o far with any a recruit in an outdoor train bndy Dislasale 74, 15.00 developing the Spring’s ae lace “eeeien eeth aa | mavered heals 10 oh; short TB] thing tn Switzer | ing school. With his uniform jody B u 7 as tops ana flexible sone; land that wasn't) ang rifle, he le handed a little Body Brussels ‘ 10.00 | mo tops ’ . ¥ essentially demo | k book, in which Is kept wy heninnt 53x] 5 OF Every piece of Silk in the Open from of viet bid, patent cratic record for efficiency, drill, dy Brussels 15.00 cvery f : - : calf; lace or , Hut the Swine m | 5. 3x6 12 here; mi ° , i : ra performance ; Brussels 12,00 | Sale has been bought from leather, with S-inch tops and wis |jbutton: @ lar tment of styles - belleve that our | - | al ‘ € pur f th “4 ow | of dally dut 1 9 C 4 7 ntl mlb Ttoaealiage S 98 esr” raged) $2.95 . : ideas about mill) ‘phe school ends in two months jundhar Wilton ix7-6 909 | trustworthy source, is Spring styles; pair ary service arel when his record book goes up to| Bundhar Wilton 8.6 18,00 2 8 not democraticline chief milit thorities of If 4 . 4 ~ strictly desirable in quality Women’s $3. 50 to $5. 00 | SL AIL ‘Thay thing | 20 chiet tailitary authorities, of Bundhar Wilton x 25,00 eg tig te Pri ed sf stot eg In @ Fepub-| record above a certain lrit he |f Bundhar Wilton x9.-L 1599 | nd offered at a price decis Shoes 1 at, . air | F y alge "the "alth Paver Se ers hop >a Axminster af 12.50 ively less than must be 7 noo-commins officer | Axminster < 14.00 | asked for silks ome! ore, of dull ting pay in behalf of! of four weeks to teat him out. If] : ‘eS he as tetured here. women Shoes, made of dull fin € our « e > ‘ ; ’ Made ot blue or bl velvet; lace x with short of = reat of vee he passes, be becomes a corporal Body Brussels Ox8- 12.0 quality later in the season. Yle, with S-inch top, plain or with ong vampe;, biac or colo ene if most) and goes home. | 3undh 1 7 22 —First Foo! leather trimmings $2. 45 | military. or Louts heels $2.45 abominably and|""Gubsequentiy he pute in sever il} Bundhar Wil , 22.00 ret ir senna mock 1 ted, are black patent intolerably UD | weeks as corporal or sergeant at & ' fe mate of brense rae luatrated, are | | on tack democratic, They] recruit school, The next year he tops. one of the newest and moat at- | clo " € may that if the! coon for six weeks to the officers’ | tractive styles for Spring . e maton republic =MO8N*| training school and then ” «® pair $2.45 , . Sumas of viel kid OF pun anything to @ny/ home with bis commission as se men esroom vo I - fortable, toe shapes and medium ought to mean | The next year he does duty as] « topa and covered heels | hetght heets $2. 45 C.K. Messen MUCH to wl cond Heutenant at a recruiting | rt he And course 0! © months (to be de {fl . mt ; Wo ’ nd Girls’ $3 aa Ber fag very nd nner sepiveislaiaer: aneste' tor 6 snort | Values in New Arrivals In omen s a have saath By Bas coop m of Kor; [time the officers’ shooting schoo! | Hf q A . — '? life of the republic shall be shared|” After that he is promoted by | A Fall Range of Sizes From 2 1-2 to 8 equally by all. nal motto, car-| 2Omiority, except that he must pass Wire Hair Pins, 1¢ package At 55c an examination before he can be|if Cotton Tape, 2 bunches for Women's Shoes, as illustrated are | Women }tied on their coins and national) « captain made of patent leather, lace or but- | Ia . Ath uiina eye: coat of arma, and they live up to) When he becomes a second Neu |[n O¢- Ms ITHERS of little tots from 2 to 5 equal ton style; black or colored tops; cov the faith it professes | Hair-pins, 2 cabinets for 5 ¥ tenant he surrenders the rifle, unt. |f air-pins, 2 cabinets for 5¢. ther heels if eerie: aha 1 .95 | a If the blessings of democracy be) form and equipment that he had |i Basting Thread, 2 spools for a De ae ~~ jer. all, shall not also the dangers|as 4 private and the government |[f ex of patent leather, vict kid or gun- |, and vice provides him with his leut } ERR ng Sao ection of Wash Dresses etal calf. and with cloth $1 .95 1 don't any answer to this ; a ¢ 2 on 2 : kid tops a : be x proposition myself, and the Swiss H cards for Se. The one pictured is a typical value. Gtets’ Sheen of patent be re gigt e wi b oun jlong ago declared that there wan) still pursue his ordinary v Hooks and Eyes, 2 cards for It is in a combination of plain pink, m style, with black cloth ‘tops ho t none! To them the republic i And all the time, in maneuver i. Bl ae ag «4 apes and low hem the republic is not « h me, p . x aia ee “95 to 6. price & convenlent means of making| camp or if need be, in battle, he|f 5¢. tan or delft-blue with plaid gingham, bag o 1 a pair money, but «a magnificent {deaj| will, for reasons | am yet to ox | Sewing Needles, 2 packages dearer than life. So they agreed| plain, command trained, expert } for Se. years of age will be interested in the attractive values offered in this col- and trimmed with plaid and white pip- among themselves (they betng the| enced, skillful troops of extraordl: |f Clits Cotind; 8 apocia toe. 10g only government tn their country) | nar: pirit and athletic prowess * ® * Telephone Your Orders cay Sr'scomere tag somtrz [ery etm oad ahiets erowens | ge, \indiher jovi seh lo st ego anna aa lto fight for the Common Good. congress that seeks to intro Berry Pins, 2 packages for blue or tan, with full plaited skirt. Plain-color materia! | Every 8 i « TO THE BON MARCHE very male Swiss is liable to) duce in our country a military | he. in used for trisimitig’ the neck: trent tects Taian military duty from the time he ts| system something like that of Deliveries Will Be Made as Speedily as Weather Conditions Permit 17 until he ts 60. After that he| the Swiss was Introduced by | fewies Mik. tm 1eeyard Priced at S5¢. —Basement Salesroom can serve if he wishes, and a great Be i Chamberiain of Ore | spools, S¢. . many do. gon, after years of study of i Safety Pins, 2 cards for Se. - Snowy Weather Needs—Rubbers | This body of soldiers, caretully| all the mititary systems of the | CLUENAT Here "wapiethere YS’ STORM RUBBERS, PAIR... trained in ways t¢ I shall] world. It is ca } " — womunrs OPEN HUBBER ar aa bog me ARCTICS FOR, PAIR ener s Kj |] minutely describe hereafter, is di-| No, 1695, and if see pe ew Ing! ams. 1 t of pti STORM RU BBERS, PAIR. 7Re MEN'S STORM RUBBERS, PAIR... i] | vided Into three lines. any kind of an army at all, | Dreas Shields, Fe pair ? ‘wom ¥ —Upper Main Floor. | The first, upon which the is the bill that ought to be \ Machine Ol, Se. HESE fresh, new Ginghams are in even and cluster | in depends for its ordina sed, as | it, , as ‘ Women’s Full-Length Rubberized Ratacoate state of heavy Canton cloth, with $3.95 ecg ce lage Bh lon pimat ree eee eS Black Wool Skirt Binding, stripe patterns, bars, checks and plaids in desirable Jarge storm collars and strap fasten v color combinations, also a variety of plain shades. They —Seeond Mleor from 20 to 32 years of age. The next article in Charles Ed. 5e. w Needs for L ittle | Slickers ‘i Men and Boys The second line, or first | ward Rus series will be print. | — Basement: Salesroom Folks a nee for Fe | _body of reserves, consists of ed in The Star within a few days wilt are in the serviceable weave demanded for women’s and pace a ori org ab al $2 50 children’s wear, 27 inches wide, and priced at 12%@ Be arr Snes yon) = $359 1 SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES | Bend Top "Si | LENGTHS abe. 75. 28¢:591l] $75,000,000 FOR COLOMBIA) woss2 =~ —y. , , Wallace vegeey 51,98 — “ "" Liewer Mate 9c WASHINGTON, Feb. 2—After;payment of $3,000,000 | tangle Fg . Nickel-Silver Teaspoons cae ngpiee ve for canal sleeveless style, sizes 36 paring the proposed indemnity 7 from $25,000,000 down to $15,000,000| 1Sbt. Was reported favorably, 10 to and 38, attractively priced and changing the “apology” to an! The measure, say democrats, is|f pe : Special Set of Six ASale of “Mended” Kid Gloves at 39c Pr.|| cierenis iia art’ shew vrevan commotion wit te Pan: En searoom 7 senate foreign committee today fa ama canal on the part of Nicaragua, HESE Spoons are made of solid metal throughout NEARLY ALL SIZES IN GLOVES THAT SOLD AT $1.00 TO $1.50 vorably reported the Colombian |»ue the republicans claim it ts a treaty by a vote of eight to seven. | ove to finance the present Nica-| ff 5 i and have no plate to wear off. They do not turn But something happened to them—perhaps a seam gave way pet they were Bonet adoc rs ohy ‘was the only dem |Mernn administration H Women Ss Silk- yellow with wear and are very practical for every-day o ° y, or so opposin, 4 > , ‘s ee i being tried on; perhaps there was a missed stitch or two in their making, or some mee! er fk A nyyterpicen ki use. Plain Windsor pattern with satin-finished handle. other slight mishap : : that he would try for open, instead| Eastlake and Cowen Park jitney Boot Stoc ngs Special, Thursday; Bie setiot aie But now that they have all been carefully mended, we'll sell them for 39 a pair of secret, consideration of the treaty |lines were running regularly Wed : i: i s ylack a ‘oO yaches the floor |nesday. They were charging 26\f] Pair —Basement Salesroom sp style with oversewn or pique seams, in black, white, tan or brown. when {t reac! 3 i ewe 208 twe-clasp —Upper Main Floor The Nicaraguan treaty, proposing!cents a trip il | | ECOND qualities of a SPECIALS IN THE CORSET SHOP | Towels and Toweling at Ss‘ raanins ooabe lot Standard Makes of “Corsets. for $1. 50 Union Crash 5c Yard ; : ease ; At Reduced Prices Rasement Salesroom aS Unbleached Kitchen Crash, 16 inches wide | yusewares Section quotes attractive reductio This is offering a reduction on one of | heavy quality half-linen toweling. At this price = HE Housewares Section que ¢ ‘eductions r , , ° : ; si fi stock-in-hand of ‘the following welldinow our newest Spring styles in American Lady | not over 10 yards to each customer New Veilings n its’ stock-in-hand of the following well-known i 1 i t style : makes of Furniture Polishes and Cleaners: ME elites feageh ckict—anade of hesvy Huck Toweling 6c Yard ; | 15¢ Yard or a me 7 . egapen pepe tiie 4 Bleached Huck Toweling, 16 inches wide; firm, c Yar Cedarine Polish, in me- fancy coutil, neatly trimmed with si heavy weight; fine, serviceable quality. Special Lustro Polish, medium- f 27 ments of the new ef tles, reduced to 15¢ 15¢. ception 0’ ). T Is 5c h < : $1.50 New Style American Lady Huck Towels dry ie Paar, fects in Veilings, including and 25¢. Wizard Polish, medium- Corsets on Sale for $1.00 Gate ade vauaea vowels Po a Hes ABN 1p N Chenille-dotted in Cedarine Polish in quart | size and large bottles, Another new model of American Lady | ders, Not over 1 dozen to each Wie Bt aoe H} black, blue, white and old cans, reduced to 50¢. reduced to 15@ and Corsets on sale at a reduced price—this i > ‘ os Price 15 Polish ir dium- 25e¢. style is made of plain coutil of firm, heavy | Turkish Towels 15c¢ Each i rose A . 15¢ yard Cactus Polish in medit : 25¢ ; ; quality, trimmed with wide lace—and ig | Bleached Turkish Towels, sie 31x83 inches 2 =a 5 ‘ asement ‘Salesroom, size and large bottles, re- | Kleanit Polish, medium- , is ceable quality (slightly { ‘ect). Not i and 25e. | . i : fitted with elastic inserts across the thighs. 2 a a aba —- pi chomper oar cee : : duced to 15¢ and 25¢. size bottles, reduced to Comes in sizes 21 to 28. rnira rior, south | eee, Male Fieger, . New Arrivals in Wonder Polish, medium-| 15¢. p nf e size and large bottles,| Glidden Renovite Polish, SEE THE PICTURESQUE SPANISH DANCES , 5 Fancy Chiffons reduced to ‘25e and | medium-size ttles, re- By the Mateos de La Cruze Dancers and Singers ‘ , at 50c Yard 50¢. | duced to 15¢. Hear the pretty Spanish Songs they sing every day from 11 a | ANNUAL | sf | PRY desirable for the “Knox Tarnish” Metal Polish, Reduced to 25c m. to 12 and from 3 to 5 p. m. at the Pure Food Show. Free, of PURE x GOING To BE ANY dressy blouse or party het on Foon | > ‘ D@GC= KICKING dresses are these Fancy Chif his efficient polish and cleaner imparts a high lustre peneee. SHOW | AROUND HERE fons in light and dark-ground — to nickel, brass and other articles of metal; contains no AT THE CENTENNIAL FLOUR BOOTH effects with floral or stripe 500 No. 10 sacks of this Famous Flour at 25c while it lasts pattern, Priced at § Telephone orders will be accepted with other groceries be ) Basement § At the Faultless Pickle Stall | At the Napoleon Olive Oil Booth V5 _~ - BASES a A special 10 per cent discount on half or dozen | Special trial bottles of this Famous Olive Oil at PP cit ina A N Sh t f lots of Pickles, Sauces, Cateup, Vinegar and other | Se each. Pint cans, 45e; quart cans, 85c; half. ‘\ f ae my, ew Ipmen (@) varieties of the Faultless brand gallon cans, $1.65; galion cana, $2.25. At the Egis Booth At the National Grocery Co.’s Booth bes y / P \ Gypsy Boots, $3.50 Generous Samples Free of the delicious Cake A 106 package of Reliance Tea Free with every = - [ re} ! ‘ . made from thix wonderful Powder, which ts used | purchase of a %-pound can of Reliance Coffee. We 2 , iT HE favorite Walking Boot for women, made instead of Eggs. Come and taste tt | will algo redeem your Reliance Coffee Cards. over a new high-cut model, in Glazed and Mat : THURSDAY SPECIALS IN THE BON MARCHE GROCERY , " t \ : / Kidskin, button or lace style. Rees to mech coiiy- | eerie, lack r > fons, sakes Gen oa) | weet “asantey igen road | Zz Ay : Medium-narrow toe, light-weight sole and high 2 cans to each, dell berries, Blackberr! ered only with other | , (not over 6 to | Bon Marche brand; ape- | pound packages iL lueeigese 0 | and Eroceries), #0%- DOje | tach, svecia! cial, «bare Be | each 6c heel. Sizes 2% to, 8, widths AA to D. Price $3.50 157 re ae dillon fer Cc! —Fourth Floor, b , pair. Basement Salesroom f embroidery; sizes 20 to 28 (with the ex-| for Thursday at 6c a yard ERY attractive assort- dium-size and large bot | size bottles, reduced to . | | | acids or anything to injure the finest surfaces. Reduced to 25e¢@ can —Housewares Section,