The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1916, Page 10

' | THE SEATTLE STAR The Bon Marché’s Twenty-Sixth Anniversary Sale We’ve Taken 100 Fine Pattern Hats | and Reduced Them to $5.00 In Order That ‘‘Millinery”’ Day at the Anniversary Sale Might Be the Biggest Dg of All Beautiful flower-trimmed Hats in small and medium shapes, large Hats W These hats are prettily trimmed with wir ribt many 8 becoming ways All the season's loveliest colorings are here in sailors, turbans, mushrooms, for street 39 Hats that were $10.00 and dress occasion 21 Hats that were $12.50 18 Hats that were $15.00 12 Hats that were $18.50 10 Hats that were $25.00 500 Women’s Trimmed Hats. Worth $4.50 to $7.50 for $3.65 ly-to-Wear Hats far Friday effects beginning ferent rib A reduced price on Re and you will notice ma to creep in. Large, me shapes. Many flower laden, bons or novelties $1.95 Sport Hats at $1.50 Nothing more popular at than the Sport Hats. They're sailor 4 affairs of awning striped materials; white with black, blue, purple, green or rose. Children’s Hats at $1.50 summery um and small sizes in others with wing present sha Children’s Untrimmed now marked at plain hemp braid, in the 200 in the lot to choom f $1.95 to $5.95 Children’s Hats 50c Each Hata that were Sbo 600, Dre lors only Shapes $1 About Look at thie—only $1.00 for Hat Shapes—and Reduced from $1.95 to $2.95 Hats, trimmed 19 | whey’re worth all the way up Some bar such cunning, childish ways. Drooping and rolling | gain, eh? Milan hemp and braids tn brim shapes ad with flowe ks and vel} sajior, turban, mushroom and tricor shapes. est of colors vurse. vets or ornaments 600 Trimming Flowers Worth to $1.00 at 25c Apiece | brim shapes of | Second Floor, | Fresh and gay are these Millinery Flowers, but at a reduced price. Pretty sprays of roses, daisies, asters and many other kinds, of crepe, linen, chiffon and silk, in the best colors—to brighten up your hat. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS ON LOWER MAIN FLOOR Fancy Outing Flannel at 5c a Yd. of pink and blue striped Out FOR BARGAIN FRIDAY 36inch Silk and For Friday—2,800 yards Cotton Brocades at 29c a Yard Blue and choose from did cloth, at gray Silk mixed Pongees in pretty brocaded effe a full yard wide. N nicer for inexpensive mer dresses. Silk mixed Marquisette in a nice line of colorings, and for good measure, some dress lengths of Silks in sum 40-watt size, spe 22¢ sale. No ing Flannel, 27 inches wide, in mill lengths yards to a customer, at Se a yard 124¢ Chambray Gingham, 9c a Yd. Chambray 32 inches wide, lengths to 15 yards. only 9c a yard Round frosted National Tungsten Lamps ial at 22c each Friday at the Anniversary ¢ delivered at this price w different weaves. Full size Wash Boards All at 29c a yard on Bar- | heavy metal washing surface gain Friday—all a full yard | S@ry sale at just 19¢ each wide. TAKE YOUR KODAK WITH YOU and make the passing scenes of die and shade 25¢ each your summer trip a permanent | Women’s Patent Pumps $1.79 Pr. | pleasure. Full lines of East man's Kodaks and Kodak Sup | plies tn the Camera Section. —Upper Main Fivor. Patent Leather Pumps wide lasts, at $1.79 a pair with or weight soles, military heels and neat round toe ith strong w Fleer. THI Not over 12 200 yards to Splen- Gingham se 50c Round Electric Lamps 22c in 25 and Full Size Wash Boards 19c Each od frame Buy them at the Anniver- eres men Fer" 50c to $1 Candle Lamps 25c Each $1.00, for this sale at without s hape; all ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS ON THE UPPER MAIN FLOOR Infants’ 25c Cashmere Hose 17c Fine, pure Cashmere Hose with silk heels and toes In white, black, pink and blue; sizes 4 to 614. Some have slight oil spots and imperfections Children’s 25c Underwear 15c Pure white Underwear, fine ribbed Cotton Vests, in every good shape—pants knee or ankle length; button on the side. Sizes 1 to 14 years 35c Fibre Silk Hose 25c a Pair Women’s heavy-weight Fiber Silk Boot Stockings with slight imperfections in the knitting. In white or black sizes 8% to 10 60 Boys’ Golf Shirts 35c Each Golf Shirts, some with collars to match; in plain white, tan and fancy stripes—OO in the special lot at 35¢ 108 Boys’ Blouses, Special 59c Boys’ Blouses, some with military collars, others golf style, with collars to match. Neat stripes, plain tan or white; sizes 6 to 16 years 2 to 3-inch Embroideries 3c Yard Splendid values in both Edges and In underwear; 3c a yard apiece. and nainsook Embroideries in open work, suitable for cambric ertion Silk Blouses | for $1.95 In Tub Silks In Jap Silks In Crepe De Chines In Stripes In Plain Colors 600 new Silk Blouses have just made their appearance in the Waist Section—as fresh and clean as you please—and only $1.95. The Jap Silks are _ plain white with pretty embroid ered designs—Tub Silks in different size tripe of black, green’ and blue—and | Crepe de Chine Silks in pink, mais, coral and white, with high or roll collars. Just for Bargain Friday 20c Galatea 124c¢ 1,000 yards of Galatea at 12%c a yard for a day; nches wide, in mill lengths—neat stripes er Mata Fleer, 4 Cans Mount Vernon Milk 27c GLAD TO DELIVER THEM WITH OTHER GROCERIES. NOT OVER 4 ANS TO EACH Pink Salmon, No. 1 tall py Home Shrimp, large | Large White Beans, per | cans, can COMBSBE ucoduhersadas BS | POUR 6 secede cece os Tue Bon Marche Flour, No. 10 | Ghirardelli’s Ground Choc-| A, & H. Baking Soda, - eS ae eee 29¢ | olate in bulk, Ib..... 25¢ | Ib. packages ..... -4¢ Hemrich’s Minced Clams, Instant Postum, large size small cans .. +-10¢ | 40¢; small size...... 25¢ on Bargain | | Friday Pure Lard, Ib.. —Fourth Floor. THE BON MARCHE Pike Street-——-Second Avenue———Union Street———Elliott 4100 Odds and ends of Candle Lamps, complete with stick, | Values up to All splendid value light | | | whove RATE HEARING CLOSED; GOOD CASE IS MADE Optimistie predictions | | were made Thursday that ‘CHANCED | the knell has sounded for the tourist m poly en California and the South west, and that the great | - scenic Northwest is at Comedy and Musical Skit last in the ascendency as Headlines Hippodrome the mecca for summer | Bill travelers. Many persons judge, who sat thruout the hearing of the differential rate case which The bic show at the Hippodrome cloned Weduesday afternoon, ex theatre this week In headed by Kent pressed themselves as confident Kea and Me M yand the Northwest 1 eats had won a 1 must certain victory over t ” | Pacttic ratiway and its preferential Join rate from Chicago to San and return has annually divert | thousands of travelers from this cality outhe xylonhone and a novetty vio trom a broom handle, He d asa tramp nd Elisworth pres®@nt an Mem nal novelty act, entitled Montrose and Hamfiton call thelr Circus Day.” Hamilton ¢ a omereault from the and # table Decision In September o Whether or not the $17.50 che er rate held out to fourtsts by Southern Pacific system will be eliminated ts now up to the inter |state commerce commission. |* Examiner Wilbur La Roe, fr., rep |rexenting the commission, called the |hearing to a clot, announcing that the brief of the Washington public service commission and other par ticipants against the rafiroads must | |be filed in Washington, D. G, by|be given Saturday, June 5, and the railroads’ brief by| 11/30 a. m June 24, | The plaintiffs’ reply brief must] WISE BABOON GETS fi i LAUGHS AT PALACE HIP h of the fun on a rood vau M1 at the Palace Hip ward Pp oO rein while sh of all Charlie Chaplin's beat stunts ts pr od in a new copy of one of 1} “Charlie, the Gang Leader.” from 10:30 to will be Mu nt before | ville commits sion, which © der a decision som tember. Northern Lines Get Few The hearing came to a close fol lowing a brililant coup for the com-| nd business interests of| personal! ni ts a juggier On Saturday, after the first mat inee, Toby, the baboon, will hold a reception on the stage and wil) present every youngster orth west present with his pieture, on which Chai A. Reynolds, of the Wash.| is his own autograph. Toby ts a ington public service commiasion,| Simian, with a genuine sense of humor, Charles Reilly's singing tn “Iriet turned the trick, wresting from the ratlronds their greatest point of de fense, and turning ft Into a strong|!learte” ts a feature, The Aller argument fn his own favor sters dance well. “The Garden Thru his able crossexamination,|of Harmony” ts a pleasing musica! FE. 1, Bevington, chairman of the|mumber presented by the three Transcontinental Passenger Traffic | Stewarts, Al Lawrence, a monol assoctation, of Chicago, was forced | ogtat admit that only 17 per cent of/and patter, and a trio of acrobats tourists who come to the Pactfic|complete a wholesome bill. coast travel over Northern routes Forces Admission | Revington had been called by the t evidence to be © plnintittn’ cane. deavored to show that only people paawd thra Chicago en route for the Coast last year He produced a letter showing that total Raynolds then forced Bevington to admit that filea of official docu- ments sent out to carriers by the} A second big girl Transcontinental Passenger Traffic|that of the Five Pretty association f{twelf, showed %92,212| Maids, in a musical act tourtat tickets were actually vall.| Cecil Jefferson is a blackface dated In San Francisco alone during, Comedienne, Marie Genero is a that season. [novelty entertainer. Libonato ts a | ragtime xylophonist The pictures are “The Last A@ ALL.GIRL BILL ON AT OAK THEATRE The mid-week fram at the Onk theatre, Second ave. and Seneca st day, brings on a nifty mostly-all |gtrl bill and two feature photo plays. Nine pretty damnels the Colonial Minstrel Maids act The act ts beautifully stagea, Try to Keep Figures Out Every effort of the rafiroads'| counsel to keep there figures out of | Venture,” tory of a man vam the record failed | pire, and “The Heart's Tribute,” a “Those firures showing the num.| charming love story der of validated tick sald F. F.| Batture, general p nger agent of the Southern Pacific, “are incorrect. | Revington cot them as inaccurately as he could.” | “and in that the kind of Informa-| tion you railroad men pay Beving ton to gather fer you?” Reynolds inquired. “Is he in the habit of as embling tneorrest data to fool his own employers, tha raflronda?” Batturs did not answer. MAKES MILLION SAN FRANCISCO, May 11—Ry selling the steamer Annette Rolph, in course of construction at the Union Iron Works, to a Scandina |vian concern, Mayor Rolph of San |Francisco cleared approximately Assyria, history telle us, was a $1,000,000 |purely destructive nation. Isalah| The iron works ts building tme deacribed Assyria as God's ax and |ship for Rolph at a cost of $800, saw to do the rough hewing need. | 000. ed for the ing of the race He sold tt for $1,750,000. Outbursts of EverettTrue AND IN THE SECOND PLACE, lL SAYS To wim, 1 SAY WHEN YOU WALK WITH ANYONE DON'T BE CONTINUALLY CROWDING HIM TO THE EDGE OF THE SIDEWALK} AND LEARN TO TACK WITH A PERSON WITHOUT WAVING YOUR FRONT FEET AROUND IN HIS FACE {Il | | competent to TALENT AT PALACE : biggest hits, | A free matines for children will Grindel and Esther in songs | change of pro-| opening to | appear in| number ts |f Rowe | | | | FREDERICK NELSON The Summer and Its Pastimes inevitably suggest many special needs, in the way of apparel for the in dividual, and equipment for the home, which must be filled if the seq son is to be enjoyed to the full. You will find that your needs in this direction have been thoroughly anticipated and prepared for, here. of The Sumner %p NOTEBOOK Clever new accessories to The Negligee Section Features This New the tailored suit are Collar a ae Crepe Pr. Middy Suit > : $2.75, kad Cuff Sets of naturak and color chamois which add tg / for their tailored appearance > tenni ‘ gen braid binding of contrasti eral color. Five styles It is well-tailored from ake heavy Japanese crepe, oe con Sie of - lowed No reason at all why pink maf gt fin pe Pi re should be the only color ig 5 oe i lingerie, so now we have vice-versa In either beautiful orchid and maig shades in Crepe de Chine Camisoles, Envelope Chem ises and Gowns. —Becon4d Floor, *. combination, the jacket is smartly trimmed with contrasting material Price $2.75. Second Floor. Plaid Motor Robes Special $3.85 WENTY-FIVE Good First We s, soft-finished “ar and serviceable, patterned with blue-and-gray or red and-gray reversible plaids. Special, $3.85. New Motor Robes in vivid Indian colorings, are of fine fleece wool and admirably adapted for machine and canoe use as wel] as for couch covers ber Two qualities, at $5.75 and $7.50 each. —Firet Floor. Basement Salesroom Fashion Devotes Much Attention to Sports and Outing Apparel ITH so much of the time in Summer spent in out-of-door activities, mod ff ; ish, comfortable apparel for these occasions becomes a matter of gre importance. The Basement Salesroom’s values in up‘to-date apparel of this char- ~ acter are proving very attractive to women who appreciate moderate © price when coupled with such good style. ~ Cloth Sports Suits of wool velour and jersey cloth in vivid shades reseda, mustard, Alice-blue and Belgium-blue, $18.50, Wash Suits Sports Coats of linen and Palm Beach in plain colors and striking Cloth in tan, sage, Copen- | two-tone stripe effects, im hagen and white, with con- | corduroy, velour and wash trasting collar and cuffs, $050." $5.00 to $10.00. agar Sports Skirts | of Palm Beach cloth in tan Fine enough for the most appreciated baby is a Ster- ling Silver Table Set, com sisting of one of the tiniest of hollow-handle knives, fork and spoon. Price $3.50, Robes in the offering quality ol-mixed Motor Rot New arrivals—Russian Col- ogne Bath Tablets, which soften and perfume the water and exert a tonic action on | the skin. Box of one dozen tablets, $1.50. —Wirst Fleer robes Fiber Silk Sweaters | in new weaves, plain cok ors and stripe effects, some and two-tone awning | with 1 in ‘back, stripes, also White Serge pecabtiptes ip belt ends Skirts with bias band, i ing in silk tassels, $5.00. Khaki Outing Wear For mountain ci camping and riding kl { outfits are ideal, for they stand the hardest kind of wear, and do not show the pockets and belt of green or orange felt. Priced from $3.95 to $7.50. Middy Blouses | in regulation slip-on and coat styles of plain white, New Wash Shirts are in cotton gaberdine and linon, boldly striped in black, rose, green, tan, blue | tan, white with striped | guct’ Khaki Divided Skirts or pink, also in plain gray | trimming, and stripes with | at $2.75. Walking Skirts, and black and white | white tnmming. Sizes 6 | $1 75, ‘ Khaki Middy checks. Smartly belted and years to 44 bust measure- | Bicuses, $1.50 and pocketed, and priced from | ment, 50¢, 95¢ and $1 75. " $1.25 to $3.95. | $1.50. 0 Basement Salesroom, 100 Trimmed Hats at $1.95 “Shiny” Sailors with lacquered fruit trimming Flower-trimmed Hats Wing-trimmed Hats Small Black Turbans trimmed with black lacquered fruit and flowers Combinations of straw and silk and many other popular variations of current millinery fash ions are to be found in this attractive assortment. Just 100 Hats in the offering—low priced at $1.95. Attractive Values in OUTING HATS ing brim faced with old-rose or blue, 75e¢. White Duck Crushers with stitched brim, 50¢. Basement Salesroom _ White eile Sines at $4.00 “fl T HIS good-looking.Sports Shoe is of white Sea Island Canvas, made over English-style last, with white Khaki-color Silk Hats in crusher style, with stitched brim, 95¢. Striped Duck Hats with stitched roll ivory sole and solid rubber heel. Sizes 254 to 7. Price $4.00. Another English-style Sports Shoe of mahogany tan calf with blind eyelets, Goodyear welt sole and low hi | Sizes 2% to 7, Price $4.00 pair Children’s Play Sandals in tan calf, black calf and elk calf, with extra heavy soles; just i beach @ | camp wear. Sizes 5 to 8, $2.00; § o 1, $1.25% 11% to 2, $1.35; 214 to 7, $1.75 pair —Hasement Salesroomm gh Fett £i025 238° en when | |