Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.
} with black velvet THE SEATTLE STAR HE BON MARCHE Pike Street Second Avenue Union Street Elliott 4100 Such a Remarkable Sale of Little Girls’ Coats About 200 Spring and Summer Coats at Exceedingly Low Prices ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 12 YEARS, BUT NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL SORTS These Offers Hold Good for the Next Three Days— Thursday, Friday, Saturday CHILDREN’S $4.95 COATS SAT $2.95 Cunning little Coats for uttle tots fr r in Navy, Red and ¢ broidered cuffs and 1 y mixt ' CHILDREN’S S § $5.95 CO. ATS AT $3.95 Smartly fashioned Coats of Mies checked material, which is always Fine serge, mohair and novelty fabrics; some are box pleated of satin or silk, trimmed in high, long or normal waistline effe CHILDREN’S $7.95 COATS AT $4.95, Coats in such becoming styles nts girls from 2 to 12. There are eth with velvet collars; some e checked mater al with silk «¢ all-wool serge, fancy diagonal ar eviots,in all ¢ CHILDREN’S toes COATS S “AT $5.95 Coats in sizes 3, 5 and 6 only. One s wh eck with blue linen co’ f k I 1 f far atin be CHILDREN’S $12.50 ANDS $15. 00 COs A collection of beautiful Coats, feta, f and Bengaline, and some of heavy Cov strai , s s w belte r with yokes and flared skirts; some with fine | t embroidered collars and cuffs; sizes 3 | to 14 years. —Seeond Floor—Center, A COAT SENSATION WITH EVERY $16.50 AND $19.50 NEW SPRING COAT IN STOCK OUT ON THE RACKS FOR A DAY =AT $15. 00—= Giving you a very unusual i ae to Coat at a very decided They’re all as new and tylish as they can many are and cuffs; some with ban f black taffeta and lots of buttons In These Fabrics In These Styles In These Shades All- Wool Serges,| Top Coats or longer ‘avy Blue, Hunter's Coverts, Worsteds, models, flaring; some , Jet Black, sev Novelty Coatings, Pop- | Jin pote and shades of | Tan lins, Fancy Mixtures, | *!t4 > and gather?) pisck and White Sh Black and White Checks | 8t the waist; some with | herd Plaids and fancy —Second Floor—North. and Silk Taffetas the wide cape effect Tweed oftects For Thursday Only the Stationery Section Offers 1 Pound Amsterdam Linen Letter 2 5 Cc Paper and 2 Packages Envelopes for This Is 20c Cheaper Than the Regular Price. —Upper Main Floor 10c Pillow Cases 8c | | Special Economies ge Sg eens in Toilet Needs nicel of medium weight Muslin; you will also find lots of Jergen’s 10c Bath Tab- Other specials at this sale of lets, special, 4 for. ..25¢ ios 25c size Holmes’ Fros- 12'%4c Pillow Cases 10c tilla, for the hands and Pillow — flags Depa lp ; rough skin; special at 15¢ i ; 3 75c size Pompeian Mas- Muslin sage Cream, special. 49c 18c Pillow Cases 15¢ fa Bie oc aise’ (Dr, Charles’ | Bleached Pillow eahee-c0 ue 3 i af Flesh Food spe ial. .29¢ 6x38%4 Inches beto : $ aye led Stage Fe ts ot heavy Gus r 50c size Pond’s Cold or very serviceable; neatly hemmed : Vanishing Cream, special 45c Sheets 33c Each ; at... . .29¢ Bed Sheets—Size 72x90 incl Rifgsszitt Tal- before hemming ered 7 eatin weight Mus sgettaie: $3: | cum Powder, special. 10c lin with center seam Eis ; $1.00 size Salvital, rec- 65c Sheets 49c Each gett ts: > fied ommended for constipa- Bleached Bed Sheets y aes: tion; special nt ipa A arlciten eae ¥ 65c Rubber Gloves, size good hea 1 Muslin Sheet with center seam 6 to 943; special, per 75c Sheets 65¢ Each for Apron Day — 5 -39¢ Bed Sheets ze | Three-Plece Middy Suite 50c Hair ‘Brushes, with ‘ 7 ‘ od bristle lig ht ( ac $1.00 dark backs; pec ial. -39¢ | $1.50 teats $1.19 2% Covernit Aprows ‘ 50c size Pape’ s Diapep- White Crochet Bed Spreads 16c sin, special barge vise, 8 : 50c size Phillip’s Milk of 5 Magnesia, special at. 30 $3.00 Bedspreads $1.95 50c 25c siz~ Colorite, for col- Good weight Marseilles Bed $100 Syivin Aprons, rin traw hat Mack Spreads for % be ne 6 $ black inches; th ie ont domes 1 ( pecial, a bot with fring 75c| tle .. ede ne pane —Lower Main Vloor, | | Third Fle South Section ' pains HOME SPECIAI IN THE BAKERY ayer Caken— Rungalow Aprons ower Main Bloor leed Cop Cokes, leht Hon Marche Home-Made Brena— tal, eac —Vourth Floor. What Gill Said of Austin E. Griffiths (Upon Griffiths’ Resignation as Chief, Nov. 7, 1914.) ( “I feel that whatever success has attended this administra- tion has been largely due to ChiefGriffiths’ handiing of the so- called police question. “t will be very deliberate in the appointment of ChiefGriffiths’ successor, and shall endeavor to find a civilian of as near his type as possible’ for the place.” *GIIl's estimate of Lang, the successor, in testimony before the city council, which probed the chief's wine party at Tate's cafe and his visit to a cabaret girl’s room at the hour of 2 a. m “1 told Lang he had made a —— fool of himeelf.” SEATTLE AD CLUB, AT LUNCHEON Tuesday, denounced forth oming himory of King county STOCK COMPANY of the Wilkes Bros, of San Francisco, to open mday at the Metropolitan with “Kick In.” } 4. J. DONOVAN, OF BELLINGHAM, Trend patriotic ad dress to university students on campus on “ OVER 100 EVENTS TOOK PLACE at Hiawatha fieldhouse during | nine open months of 1915. TWO MEN IN NAVY UNIFORMS and one woman passed bad checks on Seattie and Bremerton merchants Tuesday MAGGIE YOUCKTON, 14, and Martin Reavy, 17, of the Cushmar Indian school, at Tacoma, disappeared Tuesday, It 1s thought they eloped to the wilds of Nisquall ORDER IN COUNCIL POSTPONES Ireland's home rule act, pe ed shortly before outbreak of war, for six months CANADIAN PACIFIC MUST PAY TAX on rolling stock LOOT VALUED at between $150,000 and $175,000 taken from reg istered mail from Baltimore, en rouse to New York, Tuesday FRITZ LEMAN, ALLEGED GERMAN SPY, caught leaving Van couver. Had enlisted in army, but had not intended to ferve. MRS. RAY HALL, MISSOULA, MONT, KILLEO when bullet from accidental discharge of gun went thru cefling and struck her. STATE OF WASHINGTON HAS FILED SUIT against J. F. Gililes, former claim agent of Industrial insurance commission, for loot believed ne has hidden. EOWARD McCLENNEN, partner of Louis D. Brandéis, defends im against charges. TIPPED OFF” BY WOMAN, San Francisco police raided an apartment and recovered $200 worth of alleged loot and arrested 8 woman giving the name of Josephine White, together with two ex-convicts and a third man. TUB BATHS ABOLISHED by Aberdeen Logging Co., and now the beriacks may have thetr suower. FOUR FORMER STRIKING COLORADO MINERS ACQUITTED en of killing Maj. P. P. Lester during Walsenburg, Colo, strike L. P. LOCHNER, FORD MISSION SECRETARY, EXPELLED from Berlin and told never to return | | TRANSPORTATION CLASS of the y M.C. A. will hold an open meeting at 7:20 o'clock Thursday evening. O, O. Calderhead, rate ex pert and statistician for the public service commission, will talk SECRETARY OF COMMERCE REDFIELD has restored to full rank and pay two Grand Haven steamboat Inspectors who had been suspended during the probe into the sinking of the steamer Eastland, at hicago, last summer BIRTH CONTROL LEAGUE will meet at Yesler way Mbrary raday night, at 8 CHARGES THAT ENTRANCE OF Sruneee legally qualified to me vice rules and methods are SECRETARY OF LABOR WILSON will appoint a committee of three to leave Seattle next week, in an attempt to settle the strike or the government Alaskan railroad, at Anchorage. GERMANY WILL NOTIFY UNITED STATES soon all food and lothing sent to Poland will not be seized Here’s What Happens When Zeppelin Air Fleet Drops Bombs From the Sky iinet ninsiatamasmnansitins / aitttt SUT ¢ There's not much left but the pieces where Zeppelin raiders drop ‘tombs. This house was shelled in a recent alr raid on Paris, The Send-hnual Sale of Women’ s Boxed Hosiery Exceptionally Attractive Prices Quoted on Women’s Black Cotton, | Lisle, Fiber-Silk and Silk Stockings of Our Regular Carefully Chosen Qualities. First Fleer F REDERICK NELSON Basement Salesrooni Great Variety in New Silk Waists at $1.95 Approved Millinery STS of Crepe de oe Tub Silk and civiateljgneesi. Shapes for Spring in this attractively-priced * collection, designed in em At Notably Moderate Prices: broidered, tucked and plain alee tailored effects, with low 2 4 3 45 or convertible collar anc Te PS ie trond wilite, Wake, TH new braids, the new colors, the new styles re ready for your choosing. Becoming Hats and colored stripe effect for every type of beauty—a wealth of the fash- Mes $1.95. senaiadetth ionable flower and novelty trimmings—full assort- ments of frames, linings, bolt braids and other New House essential findings. NEW HEMP SHAPES, $1.45 Dresses, 75¢ of good quality hemp in smart, medium-size models; HOICE “hes black, gray, rose, cherry, Belgian blue and prunelle. ‘venice =A WIDE SELECTION OF SHAPES AT $2.45 ip the includes the new Box Turbans, the new Pineapple Braid Hats in gold color, with side-rolling brim; new Lisere and Milan Hemp Hats in Russian-green, pA prunelle, cherry, rose and navy-blue; New Sailors, me I 4 Peasy Telescope Sajlors and Chin-chin models. All at $2.45. ing braid and THE SHOWING OF HATS AT $3.45 Legler tlh ped is exceptionally attractive. Prominent are the smart re Poke Turbans, the dashing Helmet Pokes, the new -. practical, Mandarin Sailors with split edge; the new Tricornes. - looking Black, Navy, Brown and Belgian-blue are the colors. om moder: ately priced at T5e. Extra-Size Silk Petticoats heaves phe. $3 50 A PROFUSION OF BEAUTIFUL TRIMMINGS ready to garnish the Spring’s millinery, and so ELL-MADE and properly very attractively priced. Novelty Pompons, $1.95; ee tor the ful Hussar Pompons, $1.25; Lacquered Wreaths, $1.95; Foliage Wreaths, 65c; Patent Leather Wreaths, $1.65; Crepe Rose Wreaths, $1.75; Flower Trimmings, variously priced, from 15c for Forget-me-nots to $1.95 cpap Pa rg for nodding Pink Roses. Buckles and Ornaments in 1 with deep f 1 com beads and metals, 35c to $1.95. Beaded Mercury ation ruffled a def Wings, $1.75 —Basement Salesroom flesh-color, maize, are In the convenient Some of the Women’s New Spring Coats — seagg Are Priced as Low as ak takin $5.75 of serviceable qu y pa hanes tess |: anid represent very good value at the price. They are in the favored black and white checks, and Corduroys in plain colors and two-tone combinations. Fancy Ribbons Some are smartly belted, others are trim- 15c Yard med with imitation leather and buttons— eae: kins GRBIOY ed styles for street and sports wear. ming the new. Spring Sizes for women and misses. Millinery, these Novelty Rib __—Basement Salesroom bons in Stripes, Checks and Skyfec Sample Lengths of pa Curtain Nets ‘oys ‘ Blouses, 25¢. Special | el 2)c | Each A NEW ship t of the popular muses, made UST 300 of these Sample pieces of Curtain Nets to up in good ginghams, pe sali cales and Madras cloth e light and dark colorings. Madras, Filet, Cable Net and Nottingham weaves in ex 6 to pars. Price measurement Basome Basement Salesroom at this unusually low price. They are in ecru, ivory and white—lengths range from 30 to 36 An opportunity to curtain odd, short windows at a New Brooches saving. Special 12%@ each. —Basement Salestroom at 25¢ Each : Bee b_aasortment Pattern Table Cloths ca at 95c Each A® exceptionally low price on Mercerized Cotton Pattern ‘Table Cloths in the 64x63-inch size. hey are highly-finished, free from dressing and suit for round or square tables handsome floral patterns, with attractive cir border design, Exceptional values at 95¢. 9-Piece Cooking —aement Se Set, $1. 50 URKISH Tow rp is handy Bet cor Stamped Towels ele in’ 14x23 cover, P. 1 owl and inch size, stamp: rat peeitee ane with rf 12V/2¢ Each one embr tery in ration of blue band with gold dainty designs, and edge. ( Attractive value, the 9-ptece tton Huck Towels, measuring 16x26 inches, to be embroidered also. Priced at 12%@ each Basement Salesroom