The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1916, Page 10

price. rooms, popular A a fan of forms a A full line of Flower Trimmings. —Second Floor, South. Newest on the IN THE REALM OF clever pretty crown color corded silk ribbon. straws Brief mention here of four of the little Mushroom Shape is of black Milan hemp of many ribbon, THE BON MARCHE PIKE ST, SECOND AVE., UNION ST.—ELLIOTT 4100 You'll find all the new shapes here—Turbans, Sailors of —the crown is trimmed with black roses and foliage Black chrysanthemum braid Mushroom Shape with a fancy high bow mustard sorts pink SPRING MILLINERY THE NEW HATS AT $5.95 ARE DECIDEDLY CHIC And in spite of higher prices everywhere—we have been able to secure extra good values for you at this moderate Mush and rolling brims, in all the scores of pretty styles | Rolling Brim Sailor black Milan hemp with a frill of black horse hair braid and pink roses at the top of the | crown | A Rolling Brim Sailor in } a tailored effect has a black } and white Mercury wing on each side and a band of white | Moire | JUST FOR THURSDAY at 44c neck, sleeveless style; nicely ii holes and wide shell knee Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Suits—low finished with crocheted edge around the neck and arm- —Upper Main Floor. ity Women’s Essex | Heavy Fiber Silk Mills Union Suits; Boot Hose 25c Pair Women’s Boot Hose, made of firm qual- fiber silk with elastic seamless feet lutely fast black and very popular —lUpper Main Floor, HELP! CALL THE CONSTABLE; PUNISH CHICKENS NOw You Just GET BUSY OF. MLL CALL THE CONSTABLE. NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—“LAY, YOU DURN CRITTER, LAY, OR I'LL CALL THE CONSTABLE.” That's how chicken owners may soon threaten their hens if the New York chicken ordinance is amended. HENS WILL SIMPLY HAVE TO LAY EGGS OR BE PUN ISHED, If Commissioner Mara succeeds in having his amend. ment passed. He owns chicke: f man has to pay a license to keep chickens and muzzle something ought to be done to hens that don’t says the commissioner a well-known writer and soci t league at Washington MRS. J. REMINGTON CHARTER, ologist, addressed the Women's Good Govern ribbon around = the Annex, Wednesday afternoon. ne spoke on “Vice Conditions in| crown | Seattle | TWO PERSONS BADLY INJURED in an explosion at the | Allie-Chaimers munitions plant, Milwaukee, by bursting of gas | generator. | JUST FOR THURSDAY lisle double heels and toes; abso- pearance and the white of neatness. kets on each side; $5.00 and %& THEY wean watt ~ 2CHE iEMARCH For Apron Thursday Russian Tunic Sets, consisting of three —gored Skirt, Russian Tunic and Dutch Cap to match. These are made of nice quality percale in pink, blue and lavender; nicely bound with braid. MATERNITY APRONS 89c Large full Apron, color or figured percale; made with yoke, raglan sleeves and deep cuffs; meck and pocket trimmed with bias piping. MIDDY APRONS 50c EACH Neat Middy Aprons that slip over the head; fastens in front and sailor style collar; made of nice percale and bound in white. $1.00 APRONS AT 63c Extra size Coat Aprons—half belt at back; plain dark biue band around neck and down side front; made of blue and white checked gingham. —Third Floor, South See made of plain | $2.25 Comforters, or | 68x78 inches; made vf silkoline with borders of | sateen and filled with | good grade white cotton | Price $1.79) $1.00 Crochet Bedspreads, wide ; figure terns; 20 ya Nurse terns. Price size 72x80 inches; me-} jty for dium = weight = Spreads | aprons; with neat Marseilles | yards. Stripe Gingham, 27 inches wide; nice qual A —Lower Main Floor, and Novelty Suits for Little Lads Eton Nor‘olk, Tommy Tacker and Vestee Styles for Boys of 2 to 8 Years The Eton Norfolk Suits give the little boy such a manly Eton collar and cuffs add an extra touch The jackets have knife pleats and imitation breast three-piece belts Other good-looking styles are the Tommy Tucker and Vestee ef ag vi tplendia gray and brown mixtures. straight BOYS' STAND-WEAR SCHOOL SUITS $5.00 Russian Tunic Sets 95c Specials in Bedding and Domestics Dress Percale, 36 inches light and mill end lengths to ‘ds. colors stripe A yard. dresses and lengths to 20 yard....7%¢ Made of selected materials in the new Spring patterne—every Suit has two paira of knicker- bocker# and every Suit ts tailored to our special specifications. NEW SPRING LINE OF BOYS’ SHIRTS, BLOUSES, HATS AND NECKWEAR —Upper Mate Floor, South Seetion. ap line pants. Priced $3.95, with pat- 8¢) New Ostrich Boas at $1.49 To Take the Place of Furs on Slightly Chilly Spring Days And give the wearer a touch of smartness. These are made nice quality ostrich, inches long, finished sels. and are with ors combined with white —Upper Main Floor, Here ‘ca There Amongst the New Things A new line of Walstings is a silk | garter tops, tas- A good line of dainty col- DR, D. A. GORTON DEAD, at New York, expert aged 79. Was eugenics CHARLES SWEENEY HONORED with commission in France. « from Spokane and former West Pointer. | He | KARL BEGAS DIED fn Amsterdam |many’s foremost sculptors, Tuesday Was one of G SUGAR INDUSTRY CRIPPLED in Danish West Indies by strike of laborers: FINEST BATTLE CRUISERS in world planned on naval program Speed of each will be 35 knots HOBSON PROHIBITION. AMENOMENT assall by former New York Gov. Sulzer, In speech before Pennsylvania prohibition workers yesterday | | SEATTLE ELKS HELPED dedicate Tacoma Elks’ new home| Tuesday. | ge | $5,000 fire in sawm Saturday INCENDIARIES BLAMED for Creek Lumber Co. ven miles from Rainier. i? RUSS DRAWS CLOSER TO BESIEGED BRITISH FORCES a vr, orm I TUR Ike C C ~ USA dos i... -é-—___—— " battle front (hi » Mow that they have captured & Russian offensive on this front is expected along the east shore of Lake Van. A British force is surrounded by superior Turkish strength at KutelAmara, and London believes the advance of the Russians wil! lighten the tension here and allow the British to fight their way out— luntess the Turks fall back on Bagdad, in which case the British, rein- | forced, will resume the march on that city. f| 31 PULLED INTO RIVER by salmon, John Lewis, candidate for republican nomination for governor, rescued by companions Tuesday. FIVE LIVES LOST in boarding house fire in New York Tuesday MUNICIPAL LEAGUE ADDRESSED by Capt. Arthur Hyde, U. A., on “Washington's Advice, and How We Fail to Follow It.” 8 NEARLY IMPALED TUESDAY, when he fqll from scaffolding 6nto mixed fabric on white background |§| Picket fence, C. B. Tuttle, employe of street department, is in county with wide, cluster and novelty strip | hospital in all colors; 30-inch material. Price |f} ae 50c a yard Lower Main Fleer, | WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY EXERCISES held at uni versity Tuesday. Wreaths placed on statue. Hosiery, too, has adapted the mode of stripes—the new Kayser Silk Hos: are striking in their bold black and white stripes a pair. Priced $1.50 and $2.0 —Upper Main Floor, PARTIAL DISARMAMENT POSSIBLE after war, according to M Sazonoff, Russian foreign minimer 0 . | | INVESTIGATION INTO RESPONSIBILITY for wreck on the |] | Haven system near Milford, Tuesday, under way. Nine dead New And if your Hat must have a touch | of green, the foliage must be glazed PENDLETON, ORE., RANCH owned by the Louis F, Swift inter to be smart. The new Foliage is ‘wsed |B) oats will be stocked With 10,000 beef cattle profusely. Price a bunch For the traveler a Puliman Robe | a very great convenience. is made of navy blue wash hood attached. Priced at wtlk $5.00 wit! —Second Floor. The “IMberty” Rings arrived a week or two ago—and now come “Liberty rooches, “Liberty” Tie Clips and ever “Lib- novelties— so many more erty” Short Prices on Short Lines of Shoes Prices That Will Pay You Well for the Little Extra Time It Takes to Get the Right Style and Size CHILDREN’S SHOES AND SLIPPERS 95c Samples and short lots of Children’s Shoes and Slippers, worth $1.50; patent leather or plain kid; regular or extr high black or colored kid tops. All carrying out the patriotic idea of but in the as above each same size; Liberty Rings of sterling silver; French gray or green gold finish; small size; each 25e¢ Sterling Silver Liberty Brooches in various styles; French gray or two- tone gold finish: each 50¢ of sterling silver; French gray fin ish; each ... 25¢ Liberty Lapel Buttons of sterling silver; French finish; each aes coe -25. Liberty Hat Pins « set of two sterling Kod | “Liberty.” This Jewelry is dis- tinctly American, distinctly patri- otic. Liberty Rings of sterling silver; large size; French gray or green gold finish; each . $1.00 Liberty Rings of sterling silver; | medium | 50¢ | Liberty Tie Clips and Scarf Pins | | 10c WOMEN’S shape, neat, comfortable WOMEN’S $3 Patent Leather Shoes, dium narrow toe inch tops of Nght or dark WOMEN’S $5.00 SHOES A Shoes of fine quality F with white tops and cove one of the newest $3.50 SHOES Lace Shoes of soft tan calf leather: $1.95 PAIR medium round to with light weight welt soles and military heels Shoes for street wear 50 AND $4.00 SHOES $1.9 lace style; short, # ehapes with Hight flexible gray cloth $2.45 PAI nch Bronze Leather; lace styl heels jes. neat fitting Shoes 1 Spring » —Upper Main Floor, Center Section, i Carry Home Specials in the Loaves of Bakery Bon | Home - —Heeond Ficer. | This style made Cookies— WRECK AT SOUTH CHENEY last Sun wate public service commission ay will be investigated by POLITICAL CIRCLES STIRRED in Chicago when woman super intendent of social bureau paid half of salary to head of city’s public welfare to hold job h | bureaus THE SEATTLE STAR 1 SENATOR LA FOLLETTE ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY for presi dent at gathering in Madison, Wis oa ~ 4 a ELEPHANTS REPLACE HORSES IN ENGLAND °° oonmellp ‘a FREDERICK NELSON Basement Salesroom The New Spring Hats Are Suitable for Present Wear $5.00 $6.50 a pric em imr lac with electric-blue At $5.00, with head banc tiful sat Tam and tr n roses Smartly- styled S AFFE back collar is of white corded Price $18.50. A good example of the | attractive new Suits to be | had at $12.50 is a Norfolk | the f model in yoke-style, made of | ing } k-and-white checked | pop } | suiting, with button trim- | = ming. The skirt flares | a ibe ga widely and a plait in | a\ front. Price $12.50. | (3) noe ikcliaiied Of omar $7. 50 LL the tyle Basement room's showing of at these popular es, and yet they are suitable for Typi- inently nediate wear values blue is a with corn-flower straw Hat shade and da » used fc quered shape hape aisies r facing 1 al lored Hat sailor stripe bands. It satin faced in and is Hat immir navy satin, of twe » beau- Basement Sa sroom TA ses in self-color Black Velvet Cone Boots Special $2.65 r Butte with 1] Cuban fy) id wit ‘i rca Women's Blue Velvet Gypsy Bo model, with light-weight sole cial $2.65 pair I HREE hand I and Cuban heel, Pair styles in these ome High - top re comprised in this offering and lace models, ight-weight soles and 4 to D n Sizes 2 Iths from A 1, $2.65. pair heels to ots, high cut, buttoa spe- Fifty Pairs of Black Satin Pumps, with pompon orna- ment, hand-turned sole and Lo 7, reduced to $1.95 pair. At Reduced ° i in Even elephants have been put to work in England. Horses are scarce, due to the great demand for war-horses, but a Sheffield firm | Marche Home made ugar, pice or Mo. broke the horse famine by hiring a retired elephant from a circus. He | Bread; 17 varictie ne lasse ial, 2 dozen |f Pulls a8 much as five horses. Other firms are following suit. Bag) | « 2 loaves fo 5 oO 5 E ial, 2 loa for... 15¢@ | for 15¢ THREE NEW CHARGES, alleging desertion of clients and @| Delicious Fruit Cake; Graham Crackers: fresh double-dealing, were made today against Louis D. Brandeis, su baked specially for| and crisp; special for |J| Preme court nominee. mm +2? « f a 2 Eve prs Thursday ; 2 Ibs.. .35¢ | Thursday, 2 lbs...25¢ |} FIFTEEN THOUSAND MILES of ocean travel and wilderness —Fourth Floor, search is to be experlenced by Prof. Enoch Morris, of Chicago, just to secure @ specimen of an unusual variety of bat, FORMER PENN ELM STEM PE INO EF Silk-and-Wool Wash Goods Remnants uis heel, sizes 2% to —Basement Salesroom Prices XTREMELY low prices for clearance on Rem- nants of Prints, Percales, Ginghams, Sateen and Percaline Lini Mt . Cambrics, Sheer Lawns, White Outing Flannels, Bleached and Unbleached Muslins and many other useful Cotton Wash Fabrics, It is in full- is topped with a yoke. $15.00. 2,000 Yards of New Cretonnes Special 9c! Yard of New Cretonnes make HE values to be had in this special purchase r sbdsg? this an unusual opportunity to save in buying for Spring decoratin or for the summer cottag Included are’ En chintz effects, quaint Paisley patterns, jaspe for the chamber, and darker tones tor living- and, dining-room pecial at Pe yard sement Sale ar Camisoles $1.00 A S sketched, dainty Camisoles of White Washable Satin combined with Val. laces drawn with finished with tline. ribbon, and elastic at wais Equally attractive vale ues are offered Cam- isoles of Pink Crepe de Taffeta — at in Chine and $1.00. —Basement Salesroom. pring Suits $12.50, $15.00 and $18.50 trim the attractive Suit sketched, which is tailored from navy French Serge, with Peau de Soie lining. belted style and the high- silk embroidered in blue. Many of Spring’s smartest style features are offered in Suits at $15.00. style lin has full, A pleas- dark-blue wool flaring jacket in trimmed with a border design of metallic braid and the skirt Price —Basement Salesroom Middy Aprons Aprons 75c W ELL-MADE in middy style, of plain pink or blue cham- bray gingham or pink and white checks, with sailor collar and cuffs of white. Priced at T5¢. APRONS, 10¢— Margaret and Band Aprons of assorted per- cales trimmed with white binding, priced at 10¢ each, —Basement Salesroom. Fancy Chiffons 50c Yard ANCY effects and dainty floral pat- these Chiffons, for dressy blouses and party dresses, 40 inches wide, attractively priced at 50¢ yard. —Basement Salesroom stripe terns in suitable REMNANTS OF TOWELINGS REDUCED Remnants of Cotton Huck Toweling, Linen and Cotton Cras zs f hand towels, Glass Powe in mixtures and all cotto: VCAVe for kitchen use—all at reduced price Basement Salesroom Poplins $1.00 Yard HE Basement Salesrogm offe in these serviceable and soft-c black and white and the following Dresden-Blue Army-Blue Russian-Green Jade Battleship Gray Dark-Brown forty inches wide, $1.00 yard, Navy-Blue Bronze ts a desirable quality Iraping Poplins, which suit dresses In color Corbeau-Blue Wine Rose Wistaria Plum ~-Basoment Salesroom. 7-Piece Water Set At 75c ee ALLY good value is offered in this clear Glass Water Set, consisting of plain Pitcher and six thin-blown Tumb- lers, as pictured The 7-piece Set, T5¢. ~-Basement Salesroom