The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1916, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR | Saturday Brings Many New and | Special Economies To the Bon Marché’s s Twenty- ‘Sixth Anniversary Sale | GIRLS $10.00 SILK COATS Are Reduced to $6.95 oe FOR CHILDREN’S DAY val Sizes 2-3-4-8-10-12-14 Years 5—on Chil Broken lines of pretty little Silk Coats for $6.95 dren's Day, $10.00 models, every one of them, in silk taffetas, heavy satins and silk pongees, At the Same Price—Some $10 Plain Tailored Coverts and Mercerized Poplins RUBBER BATHING | $4.50 BATHING SUITS CAPS 19¢ $3.85 re worsted Jersey Bathing 6 atyle, with ‘ bottom — and ail binck with striped bor When swimming, protect our hatr with one of these Bathing Caps—«atheredt face, fitted with elastte Dive and black, $2.00 AND $2.50 WOMEN’S SWEATERS DRESSES $1.19 | AT $4.50 wool, fibre and a the | . Ted, ders Girls’ Tub Dresses, tnctuaing | ripplette crepe, with embroidered | wool and mer erised | lawn Veatees--@inghama tn straight aters, platn and two —Second Floor, line. style with belt. shepherd | fecte—plain, half and Center Section. checks and plain materials, models Seco Better Values in Boys’ Better Suits Prices $5 to$12.56| | Sizes 6 to 18 Yrs. Smart looking, well tailored Suits for boys whose parents have learned the true economy of buying better clothes Made Norfolk style—with the Bulgarian three-piece belt —some with the plaited back and front, others pinch-back | style. In Fine Mixed Tweeds, Striped Suitings in Grey and Brown, and Blue Serges. Also Boy’s Reefer Top Coats BOYS’ HATS $10.00 AND $12.50 0c, $1.00 AND $1.50 SUITS $6.95 New Rah Rah Hats for boys | 49 Boys’ Nerfolk Suits. odds and are here. Wool, fabrics and | ends, tn all sises, but not straws with bands They're | priced | patterns. High grade ma at 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 each. | Werth $10.00 ena $12.50, w BOYS’ SHIRTS BOYS’ COATS 50c TO $1.50 $2.95 TO $7.50 Boys’ Dress Shirts and Blouses, | Boys’ Reefer Top Coats, in neat all. guaranteed colors—military | chec mixtures, coverts collar and detached collars to | and All at match; sizes 6 to 16 years. 2 tot at $2.95 to Saturday Attractions in the Shoe one tl White Oxfords $1.75 Boys’ Play Shoes Canvas Pumps $1.49 Women’s white canvas Tennis | Made of soft fark tan calf, | Gtris’ white Canvas Pumps, Oxfords, with new process white | With white elk soles, and are | with heavy white rubber soles, extension rubber soles and spring | UMiined; light, cool and spring heels and medium broad | heels; sizes 2% to 6. wearing Shoes. toes; mizes 2% to 6. 9 TO 13% AT $1.65 Children’s Pumps | 1 TO 5'4 AT $2.00 Children’s Shoes Made of soft, dark tan leather Patent leather or gunmetal i | calf Slippers, Mary Jane or two- Children’s patent leather, one | on broad foot-form last, with | | | | | —Upper Main Floor. strap kinds, flat bows on vamps.| strap Slippers, very pretty | extension soles and spring heels. TO 11 AT $1.50 shape last and neat fitting. 6 TO 8 AT $1.75 ive TO 2 AT $1.75 84 TO 2 AT $1.50 8% TO 11 AT $2.00 GIRLS’ 2'4 TO 6 AT $2.00 2¥_ TO 6 AT $2.00 —Upper Main Floor. Anniversary Specials in Hosiery Anniversary Specials in Women’s and Women’s 65c Pure Thread vraag ty ere ; P Women’s 50c Union Suits Silk Boot Stockings for Three Suits for $1.00 or 50c Pr. 35c Ea. Splendid value in Silk Boot Hose with jj full-fashioned feet, high spliced heels, dou- | ribbed cotton Union Suits. All perfect, in sizes A good chance to save on summer weight, fine 4 . | 34 to 44. Low neck style, with no sleeves, tight pre soles and toes; flare tops of mercer- | Cir‘or wide lace umbreiia Knees, at S50 & gar ized lisle thread in old rose, silver, Nile | ment. | green, champagne and other costume 65c AND 75c VESTS AT 50c shades. A clean-up of “Kayser’s” and “Swan Brand” Vests for women. Sizes 26 and 38, with fancy Children’s Stockings 17c yokes, in beautiful patterns, Discontinued lines Children’s ribbed cotton Stockings—several 25c FANCY YOKE VESTS 19c { ' Women’s Vests, summer welght-—600 in all we fe b 4 ” eights for boys and girls. Black, white or tan; with pretty fancy yokes. Swiss ribbed, in pure Sizes 6 to 10. Some have slight tmperfetcions in | white, Special at 19c, instead of 25c each, egal tte UNDERWEAR AT 1-3 LESS Women's imported “Swan Brand” silk mixed Union Suits, Vests and Tights at onethird off bn oy mar $1.50 the regular solling prieee—tor, Saturday, | ee Notwithstanding war conditions, here's a good F Glove offer: French Kid Gloves, of specially se- UCH delicious Chicken Patties, and lected skins, full pique sewn, with beautiful rich they only charged me 25c—she said contrasting embroidered backs. White with : black, all white and pearl gray washable l-clasp | 48 she left the Sixth Floor Cafe the other Cape Gloves. —Upper Main Floor. | day. For ‘‘Leather Goods’”’ Day at the Anniversary Sale Women’s $5.00 Leather Handbags $3.50 Every $5 Handbag in Stock Is Reduced for the Day Take your choice of any $5.00 Leather Hand Bag in our Leather Goods Section for $3.50 on Saturday—and really, we've a wonderful lot of $5.00 Hand Bags to show you. Real pin seal, long grain seal, real walrus and buffed leathers in many shapes and sizes—including the popular strap-top Bags—all colors—black, g ‘rown, green, purple and tan—and at $3.50 for this one busy day. —Upper Floor, You'll Find— Fresh Washington Creamery Butter Complete Lines of Kodaks and Kodak Supplies 29¢c Pound In the Camera Section Freshly churned Washington Creamery Butter, war- ranted fine quality. Glad to deliver it if you purchase other groceries BROWNIE CAMERAS No, O-size, 1%x2%, $1.25. No, 2size, 2% , $2.00. at Seist : Mo: Sata, Taxith, 93.06, Prunes, Peaches or Black { Pure Fruit Jams, 28- AuTOGRAPHIC Brownies | Figs, guaranteed new | ounce Mason jars... .25¢ No. 2, folding, 2%x3%, $6.00. | Crop, Ib. ........... 6c | Macaroni, Spaghetti or No. 2-A, folding, 244x4%, $8.00. | Kingsford Corn or Gloss | Noodles, Ib. ........6c TRY pai mg FILM | Starch, pkg. ........ 8c | Onion Sets, 3 Ibs...10¢ Films brought in before | = Sale rie Sa red is i pera SSPECIAL 11 a. m. will be ready for | 24™Mpbell's Soups, all | Blenc -offee—we roast you by 5 p. m. on the same | kinds ...... agch rage 8c | it fresh daily—1'% Ibs. day. <Upper Main Floor. dessin law Canis see TO! oa cee eh rda aes THE BON MARCHE Pike Street——S8econd Avenue-——Union Street———-Elliott 4100 ANOTHER STORY OF ONE OF SEATTLE’S NOTABLE CRIMES} @ | ploded when it was learned that a | fow nights before Taro yung daughter of # prominest family into his machine ltaken her for a somewhat extended FREDERICK £NELSON Single Pairs of Lace Curtains (When Mra, Corinne Wheeler | | and her sister, Mise murdered here, a ago, the man, or men, t thelr heads In with hammer, went the y other murderers In a Clearance EGINNING Saturda of Lace Curtains now out at sharp reductions offer a timely opportunity needs in the country camp and e, Five Lots, Briefly as Follows: It was advanced as Hkely that a) cetheart of the nee occurred In the tragic death Is the Ing In The Star.) tains in hemstitched | fiban thatat Jon WHY HAS MRS. WILSON han that of Jo# Taro a . It was the most apectacular crime LOST BIG SMILE? bold, sudden and tn plain -- | Vieweot half a seor heavy diamond-mesh 1 pairs of Curtains in marquisettes and voiles, lace and insertion trimmed, also ruffled Swiss Curtains. REDUCED TO $1.95 PAIR: Single pairs of Curtains et {i} with bis brother-indaw, Louls Nata | stand at Secon applique effects 5 PAIR: Single from our better lines marquisettes and voiles, lace-trimmed, pairs of Curtains | bad $100 in gold In his po | Boyish-Looking Fellow It wan on the night of July A smooth-ahaven man, wear jing @ blue serge suit and @ soft light | ked J. A. Kiger, an auto arty also heavy bobbinets with braids and Marquisette qualit —Upholstery Section, First Fieor, Basement Sclvcrenin Modish Broad-Brimmed Sailors $5.00 and $7.50 HERE'S an ever-growing demand for these grace , Broad-brimmed Sailor Hats for tailored and dress wear—those in white being especially attractive, Severe trimming effects seem to suit them best, so their smartness is enhanced with grosgrain ribbon, j Priced at $5.00 and $7.50. CHILDREN’S HATS are featured in the Basement Salesroom in many variations of modes for little folks, and plain hemp flower and ribbon trimming. Priced from 95¢ to $4.50. —Basement Salesroom, ». in Donny-Blaine park He had a soft, boyish voice, and was 20 or 21 years old jstepped into Taro’s machine and jordered the driver to Maiden lane. | That was about 9 o'clock the young man with the light bat |seated In the tonneau, rwerved to [the left-hand side of the street as it tried to pans C 27th ave. and Cherry at Lamont ‘shouted to Taro u're on the wrong side of the Taro’s machine nearly scraped! |the side of Lamont’s car as tt pass led, and its driver exclaimed This is a holdup!” Shots Exchanged At this moment the passenger with the light hat arose in the ton MRS WILSON novelty wings. THE SHOWING OF SPORTS HATS includes Awning-stripe effects in fab- hemp and Milan hemp straws, fine Peanut Straw Linen Crush- First Photo Showing Mrs. Wilson Without a Smile WASHINGTON, D. C,, “I told you what I would do!” he| president, quit smiling? Pongee Silk Hats, , Chair Cane Hats, In tt because of the erisia with Germany or the Mexican crisis that the has been seen without a amile With that he drew a revolver including Pan- jand fired three shots into neck and back Taro shot twice during lee, one of hin bullets splintering the back of the car. . a8 he had shot without turn- head, promiscuously, 8 agtteteilt Motor Hats and Caps at prices ranging from 50¢ to $5.00. These are two of the worries on | the president’s mind—and it may be, Washington says, that Mre, Wil- been saddened by president's burdens FIND MAYOR GUILTY UNDER LIQUOR LAW TACOMA, May soph MecCaskey of Wilkeson was found guilty by @ jury in Judge Basterday’s court, here, of having more intoxicating liquors on the shelves of bis drug store than the prohibition law permits. Notice of appeal was given tn court this morning. | been in progress all week, and "nl productive of much bitterness on stepped | noth siden. Several sensational tasues devel.) oped, among which was the arrest Battiste, star witness for | the defense, on a charge of first de- . and the charge by Prosecutor Remann that Attorney | defending Mc-| Caskey, had been ‘gutlty of unpro- | fessional conduct in the case. Two witnesses for the state testified that Burmeister tried to “frame” the evidence against the state. GERMANS ADVANCE stormed and captured several Brit.) ish Hines southeast of the Hohen-| zollern redoubt, it was officially an-|j] White Chinchilla Coats $12.50 EW arrivals in these practical Coats for all-round Summer wear are of cross-barred all-white chin- chilla, full belted style, with two patch pockets— many wardrobes require just such a coat for wear with wash dresses and over outing costumes. for women and misses. ¢ chauffeurs steer- ing wheel never relaxed, but swung directly towards an oncoming Ma "4 v peo. Collision was Inevitable, H. Capook set his brakes |when he saw the gun-flashes and |brought his car to stop just as Taro's machine, with the dead man }at the wheel, crashed into the 12.—-Mayor Jo- e f- Murderer Walks Off As the machine bit, Taro's body raised up in the seat with the Im- pact, then settled back The murderer, on seeing where the attto was going, the side of the machine, lightly to the curb and rapidly off into the night Children’s Play Shoes $1.55 and $1.75 GOOD-WEARING Shoe for school and play wear in tan and black calf, built on fer” last with extension sole. Sizes 6 to 8, $1.55; 8% to 11, $1.75 pair. Boys’ and Youths’ Gun-metal Calf Shoes in Price $12.50. Apparel for Summer Sports Low-Priced Cloth Sports Suit in wool velour and jersey cloth, Hy FE 8 3 found his revolver lying front yard of A. Taro’s gun lay in the bottom By eo Wash Suits of linen and Palm Beach cloth, $10.00. Sports Skirts of tan Palm Beach cloth and bold awn- also White Serge, $3.95 to Fz Bs For several days the police tried! trace the murderer from where he killed Taro, but no had seen him after he vanished | down 27th ave. They suspected the motive was . an’ that the murderer | was prevenied from carrying out} his intention to steal T: and diamonds only because he was forced to shoot to escape being de {tained by Taro at the point of the 25 ing-stripe effects, ise SeRee Middy Blouses in white, tan and striped effects, 50¢, 95¢ and $1.50. Sports Coats in plain colors and two-tone stripes, $5.00 to $9.50. Khaki Walking Skirts, Skirts, $2.75; Khaki Middy Blouses, $1.50 and Basement Salesroom. Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $3.95 With Extra Knickerbockers HE extra pair of knickerbockers is an important service feature in these Suits, for almost every boy can “vear out two pairs of trousers to one a composition which out- wears leather. Si 713 g - 5 a Boys’ and Youths’ “Scout” Shoes with smoked horse uppers and elk soles. Si 10 to 13, $2.00; 1334 to 2, $2.50 pair; Girl in the Case 53 $1.75; Khaki S } Outbursts of Eve Boys’ and Youths’ “Scout” Shoes with black calf up chrome-tanned $1.50; 137 to 2, $2.00; 214 to 514, $2.25 pair. Misses’ and Growing Girls’ wed Jane Pumps in white , with white rubber gray and blue mixtures, sizes 6 to 18 Price $3.95. Boys’ Sport Blouses of gingham, _per- —Basement Salesroom Curtain Nets and Madras 19c Yard N exceptionally low price on curtaining materials sleeves and low nee sizes 6 to 1¥ Boys’ Coat Sweaters in gray, blue and $1.75 and $3.00. acing in percales, sateen and khaki atoth: sizes 12% to 14%, § “Basement Saiesroom summer home or camp use= 42-inch Curtain Nets in ecrt and ivory shades, a effects, conventional figured and eho patterns. Niris Corset OPEN YOUR MOUTH —Basement Salesroom WHEN YOU TALK — THEN I CAN TELL _WHAT Xou In Pink Batiste VERY good model for the average figure is featured Tungsten Lights Special 19c and 25¢ It is made of pink batiste, with current than the or Trimmed with embroidery band and fitted with four hose sup Price $1.00. —Basement Salesroom ; G0-watt size, spe Basement Salesroom