The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1916, Page 14

Pike Street - Second Avenue ALL THE WORLD LOVES A WINNER THE “WINNER” $2.00 Hats for Men Best $2.00 Hats in America Today ——Union Street THE BON MARCHE ~Elliott 4100 TH SECONDS OF THE 8% to 10, in black, white and colors Boys’ and Girls’ 25 Stockings, a Pair Cc Girls’ Silk Lisle Hose in black, white and colors, and medium and heavy weight real Maco cotton for boys and girls 1 to 16 years. 39c Women’s 50c Union Suits, Sizes 34 to 44 weight fine white with low necks, no Women’s Summer sleeves and wide lace trimmed knees, at Women’s ‘ Cotton Union Suits, 39c a garment Washable aon Ol. 25 “Bacmo” Gloves, guaranteed to wash perfectly (washing directions with each pair). Ivory, pearl, Newport tan and putty; one-clasp style; sizes 514 to.7%4 | REGULAR 50c ¢ Women’s Glove- Silk Camisoles at Women’s pink with nd washable ch ri ribb 3-in in run with | length waist $1.25 and $1.50 Union Suits at ' Women's “Forest Mills” Union Suits, sizes 34 to 44; neck style with elbow sleeves; medium weight lisle thread, snow white. Qn £ Children’s 65c Union Suits for ton Union Suits, in gray with with drop seat. sizes 2 Fiber Silk Hose 38c a Pr. GRADE But the imperfections are so slight that they are a first-class b They have wide flare tops of mercerized lisle thread and double heels rgain $1.00 ec h lace shoulders ; $1.00 50c Just for Saturday—Boys’ a to 16 years. closed crotch —Upper main Floor. * fea ences No need to pay $5.00, acai | THIRTY-FIVE 8) a be aria Sao te (Lae THe Tee STYLES OF a Hats, now that the “Bon SPRINC ep Ol : RS, GLENN WITT HANGED at Folsom for the murder of William Alex: |} “WINNER” HATS | Marche has secured the agency | PEARL, MIDNIGHT jander, at Los Angelos e4 i} IN ALL THE for the “Winner” $2.00 Hats. | OLIVE, OXFORD, | THO REFUSING FULL CONFIRMATION, the British admiralty |f NEWEST BLOCKS, You'll tind them in the BOTTLE, WAL- ad (pee ae boat Richardt arte Umer heal — the German subma-| \ BOTH DERBY | Men's Store, just a step inside | NUT AND BLACK ||. —_—— ali ESE) cw I er ea cnt AS WELL | ill intrance. | FISHERMEN REFUSED TO PUT TO SEA on threo vee |if ai nels at Prince Rupert today. ‘The union nays {t has recetved or | |i ders to keep members off the fishing versels until further to- | |] structions are recetved. ‘Thin is the answer of the fishermen to | |i at 38 and te a pair 8, Sizes silk Camisoles tops, ribbon | extra | nd Girls’ Cot- |} Boys’ Girls’ white, FOR CHILDRE Children’s Coats at $2.95 Sizes 2 to 6 years tn Children’s Coats worth to $4.95. Wool serge or fancy mixtures; tailored or more fanctful models; all neatly made. $5.95 Coats at $3.95 Girls’ Coats, smartly fashioned of shepherd checks, serges, mohair and Movelty fabrics; silk or J) satin trimmed; sizes 2 to 7 years. $7.95 Coats at $4.95 Becoming little styles in — Girls’ Coats; sizes 2 to 12 years. Models of covert cloth, serges, diagonals and cheviots. DAY SATURDAY garments, Some the lot, we green, blac hagen in k, rd ave. Girls’ Fine Silk Coats That Were $12.50 and $15.00! For $8.95 SIZES 3 TO 14 They are high-class } ye sure, and made of covert cloth pli | fi | children’s Coats | $10.00 at $5.95 | Sizes 3 Children's Coata of black and white checked | matertal ars; others Cloth | | | little in tat moire In and Copen lue Coats in utifully tail- aids. to} 65 and 6 only tn one style with fancy of col fancy —Second Floor. ON SALE FROM 9 A. M. TO 12 (No Phone Orders) Middy Blouses for 25c— De Middy BI with cc loaded c 50c, 79c and white or white and pocket, 14 to uses for women, also 36 misses 16 years; nd Floor. DOZEN LOCAL RANCH EGGS 25c Strictly fresh local Ranch Eggs from 9 a. m. to 12. None delivered dozen to a customer.—Fourth Floor. $1.00 P. M. CORSETS 49) P. M. Corsets, excellent models for the aver figure; medium bust, long skirt 20, 24, 35 and 36.—Third Floor. 6c CALICOES 4%c Mill ends and full Calicoes. t figures yards to each customer 4, HUCK Cotton Huck 19x38 Inches fect; not over 1 dozer | 10¢c CURTAIN Heavy tube Exten 48 inches, Hea plete with extenst 36-INCH Lustrous Por r dre yo a yard a dozen sizes AY ARD of 24 and 1 stripes; 1 Lower Main Piose. TOWELS AT 5-inch 12} with and to eack red borders some slight r r Lower Main Floor. Ae 5 extend from 2 nize RODS lon Rods Third Floor. SILK 29 the nat splendidly Upper Main Floor $1.25 BLACK MESSALINE 89 of rich Jet Messaline 1 will make nice loo Upper Main Floor n bracket PONGEE k, fn 1 wash iral shade Five pieces and Justrov or waist Black Saturday Specials CARAMELS LB. and Musi te CORY in Cand Mu an of Centu 1 Shoe Shop Specials | For Children’s Day, Saturday—Special economies | le Shoes for little folks | In depen Girls’ $3.50 Shoes, Sizes 21% to 6, Girls’ Shoes at $2.69. Pa Leather, with round toe and Goodyear welt sole ar w heel | CHILDREN’S SHOES 75c AND 95c Viel Kid Button Shoes with heavy turned soles and spring hee Sizes 3 to 6 at The; sizes 6% LITTLE GENTS’ SHOES $1.50 Shoes of heavy gunmetal calf with double and broad toe shapes 9 to 13% MISSES’ etal calf or pat solid leather #¢ AR SHC “TRO IN Wi gry ifs 2 t$ gents saa $2.9 $2.50 $3.50 TC ort lota of or light with heavy oles churned Eastern Picnic Hames sroreres, lic Coffee Mayflower eal to 25¢ Tea lit sania California Layer Figs aranteed late ‘ea 15c Kentucky Blue Seed Rest 174c Grass Pr. $2.69 For Saturday, Children’s Day, a sale of | itton and lace style SHOES $2.00 JES size SHOES $1.95 Lace and Button —lpper Main Floor BUTTER 29¢ A LB. Or three pounds for 85¢ for On Oklahoma yecee Nut 15c | Monte Sugar Del ie 25c California Soft Shell | Walnuts Guaranteed P 15c| New Seeded Raisins in-Maid » or uv Home large i 25c| to a customer; none de- | { except with | Tke | | soles | sizes | | | | A PAIR r button Shoes. to 2 for little to 5%, at Shoes, $1.95. | None delivered 3 Ibs Soft Creamery Shell Peas Fourth Floor | court. with 22-CALIBER TALK, AND GRIFFITHS OWNS a couple son Capitol hill and thousands of acres of timber land tn Lewis county “THE REAL FACTS GRIFPITHS NEVER owned an acre in all his life in Lewls county Iie owns no property on Capitol hill “GRIFFITHS HIRED men from the Hotel Liberty at 60 cents DID not hire men But this ts GRIFFITHS at 50 cents a day a day.” what GILL said at the state | confer fn Byverett Inet June 1 want it understood that these bums have got to work for nothing. These bums must never be pald a cent In 2, RENTON & n tangle is in a worne muddle now than ever, Two years ago, Gill gave hin writ ten promise to purchase the Kenton line “at ite actual alue.” But as mayor, he urged payment of a fictitious and {nflated value. Two years ago, Gi gave his written promise that ff it could not be “THE SEATTLE, RENTON @& Southern rail tangle was | unsolved when Griffiths wan in the counctl, Sines 1 went into off the legal difficul tles have been unraveled bought at “its actual va " 1 WOULD CARRY THE PRESENT LINE OF THE BORN STREPT AND BUILD | | CITY (Division A) UP DEAR | A COMPETING LINE. the boat owners’ refusal to comply with their demands for a large share of the division. Sa - - POLICE RUSHING TO DEXTER HORTON BANK THURSDAY, !r tearch of bank robbers, found clerk bed pressed emergency button by mistake. R. H. ARMSTRONG, OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE of Nile tem-| pla, en route to Manila, where he will lead 100 novices over the burn ing sands to Mecca. SPECULATION IN VARIOUS METALS USED tn warfare forbid den in Britain canoe 4 i} SEVERAL HUNDRED MINES BREAKING LOOSE tn Palttc sen ff form menace to Swedish shipping | RUMANIA 18 SHIPPING GRAIN to Germany i WILLIAM WEST, SENIOR AT PRINCETON, MISSING for week, |] und im army. No explanations offered. | 17, AND MARGARET YUKTON, hman Indian schoo! at Nimually Saturday, are out of money erinetndent of school, asking him to forward their money, | posit. } MARTIN REAVY, from Cy Wrote to held on ¢ 15, who sloped RIGHT REV. FREDERICK KEATOR, bishop of the Glocese of |] Olympia, appointed by Gov. Lister as chaplain of National Guard of Washington. PROVIDENCE, R. 1, JOURNAL SUFFERS $2,000 LOSS thru tire || Thursday FIFTEEN HUNDRED GIRL EMPLOYES of Stetson Hat Co. Phil jf odelphia, get $1.25 a week mora BIG BUSINESS 18 OPPOSING BRANDEIS for hin seat in supreme Hi He {ns assailed for his public spirit and his fight against the gas truat. | MME. MELBA, PRIMA DONNA, 18 MAD—fnet piatn, every-day Mas learned that Nevada nm ia claiming to be ber son and thus ‘tal benefits In his state. | mad gainine CARRANZA FORCES DEFEATED by Gen, Felix Diaz's army, reported marching on Mexico City now A. C, FROST INDICTED on charge of bribery in Chicago. In Alas ff ka rafiroad promoter SUBMARINES ENTITLED TO NO frailness of structure, IMMUNITY on account of) mys Secretary Lansing to Germany | UNITED STATES SENDS "APPAM DECISION to German ambas } | | sador. Contents withheld. } | | SUGAR PRICES GOING SKYWARD. Dealers plan to announce a 10 per cent Increase in the wholesale price, to $7.05 per 100 pounds, | BOUQUETS OF FRAGRANT ONIONS, bunches of violets and gen handfuls of imburger are to be flourished under the nose of Miss h L. Barly, in Judge W s' court, Los Angeles, to prove she has ¢ of smell. Miss Early 1s to be bitndfolded during the test, and if she guess violets” while the limburger is waved, her attorneys | demand $10,000 damages from the Los Angeles railway, It ts al lost her sense of smell in a street car wreck THELMA NEILL'S PARENTS INSTRUCTED Raymond Ruchig nant of San Francisco not to keep her out after 11 p. m. at a dance The hours sped so swiftly that {t was midnight before she realized it Then he decided to wed the girl, so the parents would have no objec tions. PRESIDENT WILSON HAS NOMINATED Joseph Shea of Indiana as ambassador to Chile ss on | EIGHTEEN THOUSAND COLD DOLLARS AWAIT DELOS A.| CHAPPELL, JR., a Leland Stanford university student, tf he weds soon ;welve thousand additional are ready for him if he takes the leap at once. Moreover, a $1,000,000 property goew to him—marriage or no marriage—under the terms of the will of his father, a Los Angeles man who was the late president of the Nevada-California Power Cc Hopper Baby Makes Early Start Toward Fame; He’s Rival to His Funny Dad MRS. DEWOLE HOPPER Ano BABY DeWolf Hopper, jr, an actor chap 10 months of age, is no longer f.mous merely as the baby of DeWolf Hopper, He is the youngest movie actor in the world and winning fame, He vies for favor with his popular dad in the movie comedy, “Sunshine Dad.” He is pictured here his mother, ' E SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK &NELSON) Basement Salesroom Rubber-Cushion Hair Brushes 45c XCEPTIONAL val offered ties are in cushion Hair pictured, rubber Srushes as with single bristles and light wood backs. Priced at 4e each Hair Brushes in as sorted shapes with red or black backs and stiff bristles, good at B9eE each value Phoenix Silk Hosiery 75c Pair HESE T Stockings garter top are featured in a wide color range: pink, blue, white, black, cham pagne, old-rose, American tan, green, purple, Afri- plum, ivory, lavender, new-blue and field mouse. Excellent value at T75¢ pair ment Saiesroom serviceable Silk with lisle Jeauty, gray shades, can-brown, bronze, Children’s Shoes Low-Priced ERVICE and good looks are combined in these Misses’ and Chil- dren’s Button Shoes of patent and dull calf. They have cloth or leather tops and are priced for sizes 6 to 8 at $1.50; 8% to 11, $1.75; 11% to 2, $2.00; 2% to 6, $2.50 Children’s Button Shoes in Patent Leather, Dull Calf and Vict Kid, with hand turned soles, sizes 2 to 5, c, and 5% to 8, 950 pair. Bullt to give good Boys’ and Youths’ Gun metal Calf Shoes tn button and lace styles, sizes 19 to 18%, $1.65 pair; 1 to 2, $1.95 patr. Good-wearing, comfortable Shoes for growing girls are of patent and gun-metal calf leather, with medium round toe and low heel. Sizes 2% to 7, $3.00 pair Basement Salesroom New Flower Pots 20c to 65c (| Rate Hand made Flower Pot ple \ tured 18 ©8 pecially des ble for deco \ rating with | flowers and fruits in the new crude fects, and it is = well-finished enough to be used in its present state without a jardiniere Complete with saucer, in five ip to Bineh, 2Oe to Ge 6a Plain Flower Pots in sizes from 3 to 9 inches, 8¢ to 3, each Bas t Sa ‘ New Crepe Chiffons $1 Yard soft-dr Chiffor aping party dresses and waists and are featured in the following hagen, Alice-blue, Nile-green Brown, Light blue, White, Red Black and e, Apricot $1.00 yard Hose, 18c Pair W OMEN'S Black Cotton jtockings in hemmed top style, ver erviceable siz to 10, IS¢@ pair paira in box, 506, Basement Salesroom. Very Good Values in New Spring Hats Three Attractively-Priced Groups $3.95] | $5.00, | $7.50 lines are the new Hats that there is a becom- ing choice here for al most every woman, and so moderately priced that many will want more than one. THE HATS AT $3.95 especially feature the universally - becom- ing turban effect with pretty flower and fruit trim- ming, high wheel effects of ribbon and Hats with the New colorings and black. crowns woven of ribbon THE HATS AT $5.00 Hats in novelty combinations of lacquered straw and 3road-brimmed Sailors in straw and silk com- binations, Hats with towering bows and styles with the entire crown fashioned of shirrings of picot-edged ribbon THE HATS AT $7.50 Some of the smartest ideas of the new season are featured in this group. Hats with beautiful flower Fine Milans with silk facing, and Hats —Basement Salesroom ribbon, trimmings, with lacquer foliage wreaths. The Leading Spring Styles in Women’s Top Coats $5.75 $10.00 $12.50 three low-priced groups, offering the latest devel- opments in styles for Spring wear. They are care- fully tailored from desirable materials and come in sizes for women and misses. Belted effects, plain flaring styles and other models for general and sports wear, in black, navy, tan, rose, Copenhagen, green and gold, black and white checks and plaids, brown and white checks. Notably attractive values at $5.75, $10.00 and $12.50. —Basement Salesroom New Styles in House Dresses, $1.00 and $1.50 HE Basement Salesroom has just received a ship- ment of prettily-styled, well-made House Dresses to sell at these attractive prices. Examples of the values: As pictured, House Dress of sturdy percale in white patterned with light-blue, delft or lavender pin stripes. The round col- lar of plain material extends to form revers in front and is trimmed with white pique pipings and pearl buttons, Price $1.00. At $1.50, Gingham House | Dress in gray, lavender or light-blue and white stripes, with sailor collar and cuffs trimmed with white pique and pearl buttons. A wide band finishes the bot- of the full skirt. Basement § grounds, bias tor sroom Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $3.95 (With Two Pairs of Knickerbockers) HE Salesroom makes a specialty of sturdy two-trouser Suits Basement WW A i at this popular price. They are of good 4 " 4 wearing gray and brown mixtures, made Al ~ especially to withstand the hard usage of Yi (\! school wear. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Price WY i ] Spring weights in Boys’ Reefer Top Coats, made up in blue serges, shep- &. herd’s checks and tan and gray mix- M5 ey tures, sizes 2% to 10 years, $3.50. Boys’ Knickerbockers in corduroys and cassimeres in light and dark effects, sizes 6 to "18 years, 7T5¢, 85e¢ Boys’ Caps in grays and blues—a large assortment at 25¢ each Boys’ Tapeless Blouses in ginghams, percales and madre in light and dark colorings, sizes 6 to 135 years, 25¢. Basement Salesroom. Women’s Cotton Vests, 25c W' IMEN’S ‘Tape-top Cotton Vests in low neck, sleeveless style, also Swiss-ribbed weave, with low neck and wing sleeves Price 25¢. —Hasement Salesroom