The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1916, Page 8

The Bon Marché’s 26th Anniversary Sale Women’s $1 and $1.25 Kid Gloves 69c a Pr. Because It Is “Glove Day” at the Anniversary Sale They Would Cost More Than 69c a Pair to Import Into America viaed i you see ared for thi Glove Da Sale al 1e ag if we n't, we could never sell these $1.00 and $1.25 Kid Gl r 6% a pair Imported Glace Dress Kid Gloves in the 2 tyle All sizes from 5%, to 8, ir RE ay, tan, beaver and m Sizes 5%, 534 and 6, in bl and white Women’s $1. 25 Kid Gloves 98c a Pair Gloves made from choicest lamb skins, Pique sewing, in white with contrasting embroidery, others lightweight in black or white and a few Perrin’s real kid in odd shades worth $2. $1.50 Kid Gloves $1.15 === Long Kid Gloves $1.65 Pique Kid Gloves in white or EXTRA SPECIAL ,_ $3.00 and $3.50 values, in odd black with pretty contrasti Perrin’s “La Mure” chal ee tengen Se Noes oidered backs—one lars : ( whit ee st : y French Kid Gloves at ae hae ae Wr SL. 49 Pr. | oe Gloves at clasp at wrist. Sizes 5% to 7%. Birthday Special in | $2.25 Pair Z ampagne, beave ac at $1.15 « pair instead of $1.50. highest grade Gloves | $2.00 Cape Gloves $1.49 doeskin in elbow The Anniversary Celebration in the Glove Section brings this ne Kid Gloves—made over leng S * to ® lot n at sewn style with Paria point good bargain in Dent's Cape Gloves. Tan color, 2-clasp style sown P.X. M. Only a few pairs in the lot Women’s 50c 2 Clasp Silk Gloves A2c One of the choicest 50c qualities of 2 clasp silk gloves in either white or black—full range of sizes, with double finger tips and guarantee ticket in each—special 42c a pair. CHAMOISETTE GLOVES 44c¢ PAIR | $1.00 AND $1.25 SILK GLOVES 79¢ | Tbe and $1.00 values in elbow-length washable Elbow-length Stlk finest quality in white Chamoisette and lisle-thread Gloves—white and | gray, pong navy n and brown. Priced for i} chamois color and a few blacks. Not over 4 pairs thi sale at 79c a pair; worth re« to a customer. $1.25 a pair embroidering, in any color love This Sale of “Finer” Suits at $22.45 Is the Most Important Suit Happening ss) in Town THE $29.50, $35.00, $39.50 AND $45.00 GRADES HAVE =N CALLED ON TO FURNISH SUITS FOR IT Just a Suit or two of a style, in many of the higher class lines—so we rearrange them all at a very decided price reduction (over half in some cases) IF YOU'VE WAITED TILL SPRING SUITS YOU WILL REAP A RICH REWARD Lots of handsome styles to choose from in Taffeta Silk Suits—Shopping Suits and Sport Suits. Many are beauti- fully braided and embroidered. All are late and fashionable models. White Chinchilla Coats , Lingerie Waists to $1.15 At $10.00 At 95c Chinchilla Coats, and for only $10.00. Plain| Sheer and pretty are these Waists tn IMngerie white and large plaid and check designs, cut tn | yojle, linene, organdy, marquisette, pique and cot the season's mom popular lengths. Plain loose | ton poplin, trimmed with lace and embroidery and Maring models; others belted all around; some | hemstitching; others with frills and ruffles across back. NOW FOR YOUR With the Coming of Summer The Coming of the New Sport Skirtings | and Dress Voiles Popular, tnd Bleser-striped taavtieas al- Wednesday Specials in Domestics Figured Lawns Te Yd. Printed Lawns floral the Awning -stripe Shir 4id weight for a ts and figured de and mill ternating stripes of white R soe warrew bie miner fe is mpc acta with colors of bro green, | embtndli Mees and 1 pink and lave yard 25e.| Ton. 450. 12'c Percales 8c Yd. Just tn—a bi some lot of Hs titel Dress Notlien— e t * Sport Stripes, ches wide, | stripes, large and small floral a — inch-wide stripes in two] patterns: 36 38 inches shades of biue, old rose,| wide; priced, a He... 19 to : fone ie green and black and white: | 40«. | 0 10 yards—se a yar Me. —Lower Mata Floor. |! —Lewer Main Vicor, Anniversary Sale Economies in Things You Need for Lawn and Kitchen 25-ft. Garden Hose $1.98 Yanvas covered Garden Hose pure rubber inner tube. lete with couplings, 25 feet for $1.98 50-Foot Length, Same Hone, 82.95 Hose Reels $1.19 Apiece Hardwood Hose Reels, will hold 60 feet of hose and keep $1.75 Wash Boilers $1.59 i» g002 conaition. a | Lawn Moihes at $2.98 “Model” Wash Bollers, made | mee | Pry ‘Ever renee. X4 awn M ow from heavy tin, with copper bot 7 ting blades, made from best cru tom, stationary handle and fit-in —————— | , large No. % nize eq cover, larg pe @ Grass Catchers at 50c Wesh Boards, fil siz0, wit! Ga ; Jo0d sine Grass Catchers, made heavy metal surface and 5 strong anvas wit wire cb degpinatim 19c eraime, ca lawe mowers tm is “Le Mop Holder, stool wire spring { Leena mop with strong 11 é Y pied wooden handle . c Lo “Wizard” Dusters at 15c | Purniture Dusters, treated with | ay 50 Wizard Polish at 33c SAK Well-knd 32x80 Plain Screen Door at 95c Plain Screen Do the back of the wide A 86 Adjustable W 5 Inches hig an n to 23 inches ‘ _ 23¢ Biack W ‘or a and wir Inches w a yard THE BON Manca Pike Street-——-Second Avenue Union Street———Elliott 4100 at $3. 95 neshow with st | 60 feet of Com Clothes Line, Af - THE SEATTLE STAR —Second Floor. | $5.00 Clothes Wringer | CANADIANS GET CONVENTION OF OUT WAR PAPER XK. OF P'S OPENS Copy of ‘The Listening Post” Knights Meet in Pythian Hall; Sent to Seattle Friend by Sisters in Fischer U. of W. Soldier Suilding | FREDERICK @NELSON Blue-Bird Glassware at $1 Sanitary IS ISSUED UNDER FIRE PARADE IS ON TODAY Gay courage gleams tn Avery line} Pythian sisters opened thelr Appropriate for Gifts ashable Wal IFjof “The Listening Post.” a paper| 24th annual state grand lodge ETERLINCI BLUE-BIRD, the Papers |]}| that the Canadian companies edit In| convention in the — Fischer M er |] the trenches building, Third ave. and Pine Coed of happine wi A HI ne owe are A copy han boon nent to Seattle; et. Tuesday, without thelr an: m unother has been ‘ ted ng a particularly friends by Harry Powell, a U.of Wo) imal 4 ricat me ttract ‘ fw atudent, who is now in France with! As a matter of fact, the | 4 f bin Canadian regiment Pythian sisters have no animal \ = W appropriate ‘ able er uita r Aw the feclare on the editorial The 0. O. K. K's have their | atl -, FD ony . a cia athroom, kitche and pan page, the midat of a pen hl camel, the G. O. P. has its he { : of a soldier, two exploding st ry pachyderm, and Ougdale's base { ) / table gla are trie g these are the and a pot of in The Listening| ball team ite well-known goat. . x On a ®) In a ment f f \ Post in written, edited and printed| fut nary a beast have the Pyth im ! a riment in the Zone of She ar lie ing Serious or Inatructive hall, First ave. and Pike at, the enpye : ‘3 if DIGS, It ie just a mele everything rd ar . mn of the v, £ and und nothing, of sand poetr of | grand rd ge of Pythias } ted Comport al pene. isd ee : ‘ 4 ‘ ts riddles and ridic of mock melo-|opened {ts three-day session all of clea enam At 50c Roll, the tork toons for the three da wan the 1) enact Third Floor athrooms Their paper ts in magazine form scheduled for and has four puse ; At 75¢ Roll, two pa The front pa tory is glaringly parade t bar A Tr and It uve poh ° eee ee et eiterson brat New Wash Suits = ‘Oras Ke office elegaten For Small Boys great deal of | and tink ter er d adios in vart houses around t little Play Suit 6 cor er share ne of th arri “i An fellow "ene Ike belt, ce ar anc pings of plain blue Marie's coffee, or do they go there or br Rt tyle at and r ewea beach trouser zes 2 to 5 years Price $1. Gurney Northland as the lare badges and buttons And how many fellows han she 6 with, apres the caption of “Pipe T dof the war in Ma R f t x fy eirigerator Real tobacco t ni of Tough Pwal | There Tea laugh tn every tine,| amis 0. V. C i orc ades and there i* a tear in every laugh Sad eerie i - Rs Re 1 Havercs at a Le N excellent refrigera- \ Dt JR Shades add to nh ‘ PAPF? Fine Tew. G. 1. G, and C. H. Bentley nb A tor value, the side e attractive appear- aste paper caneht fire Monday 'G OG i} hl ance 0 Ss or Cen oF ee, A ay 1 Os nd Commissioner |} icing Northland illus- 4nce of the Summer cottage Fifth and Pine. Damage smal Clark V 1 Grand Cha trated, Has an ice capac- and convert the porch, when ce M speak at an | . desired, into a sleeping room GERMAN LOSSES before Ver-| formal re given the vis Jun, ace French estimates, | itors ercial Club Tues with perfect ventilation and total 240, lay evening. full protection from wind i l B )0ZE i} shelves and drip pipe are These Shades are stained all accessible for clean- in fast colors, (brown and . me rpm nike ti t iat green) hey can be fur- | f] ing. New patented lock insures a tightly closed door. ished in several sizes, priced | Uniformed patroimen Mon- | vor of Mayor Gill's strong-arm tac Efficient and economical. Price $17.50. from $2.75 to $6.75 each. day night rounded up an auto = ['e% Judging from a telegram sent Hf —Third Floor —First Fleer. i him from Spokané Monday by Rev. |f mobile believed to be a unit in jsp 4 Matthews, and unanimous ff | a blind-pig ring, and confiscat- /indorsement by the Ministers’ Fed- jf ed 15 onegalion demijohns of | eration whisky found In the tonneau toe telegram from es Meta B f Sal | Officers Carey and Sandell [pour all the stuff into the sewer || en esroom followed the machine up ® |The infamous anarch I blind alley tween Western jrunning the wildeat and First avenues and Bell and fare a part of @ cor Battery the law and outrage a decent peo They arrested H. C. Me- ple. They ought to be tn the pent Laughlin and H. G. Norton. | tentiary They refused to tell the police | Dr Pred where they were delivering the booze, or where they got it Mayor Gill and Chief Becking-| will be protected In the courts oration Counsel Caldwell store tn cases where the city ts 1 Mra, Lue Corton, arrested after med a defendant, thru a resolu-/her dressmaking parlors at 418 passed by the council Monday. |Spring at. had be. raided, andiff The general rerolution indorsing | booze found, was fined $100 and Mayor Gill's plan of handling the|sentenced to 10 days in jail by Hquor problem will be slightly | Judge Gordon Monday hanged and Introduced next Mon FE. l. Hawkins, waiter tn the * Men's clut ) James at, ff a wim nentence Untrimmed White Hats Chiffon $1.45 $2.95 $3.95 75c Yard M*' and more as nid season advances does the White Hat gain in favor, bo i ‘of ths pa Secr pi has prepared for the demand waists ‘aot colors: to with the following desirable Choose from, the yard, 75¢. f —Basem= lesroom. aiding, wa writing & police tn. |ff red to him ff i} | attractively-priced ns are much in de- who was re at. and the Basement Salesroom day Busi Sentiment ts crystallizing in fa-,wa shapes in Untrimmed White REJECT RUBLE COLLAPSE; 9 DIE | WASHINGTON, May 16.—The AKRON, 0. May 16.—Four te voted 42 to 36 yesterday to| men, four women and a little t the nomination of George| girl are dead and 20 were In- a i / A Hats ° Untrimmed White Sailors with flange edge New Middy Medium-size White Chin-chin Sailors White Sailor Shapes with 5 crown Blouses, $1.25 in Milan and Milan Hemp straws. Attractively HESE new arrivals are Rubles as member of the federal) jured today as the resuit of a |i priced at $1.45, $2.95 and $3.95. in the regulation slip-on trade commission because Senator| bullding collapse here jast f me vei Gallinger, republican leader, con-| night | New’ Tino-Tone Shapes $2 45 style, made of medium-weight tended he was “personally ob. The old Beacon-Journal struc- || 1 , D ble-bri white twill with square sailor noxious | ture, now housing the Cr: Very soft and xible are the new Double-brim | . ystal ery and fl col n navy . Rublee has served since the com-| restaurant, was wrecked by four ne Shapes, and especially desirable for sports collar in navy, red or Copen mission was created and will lone) guccessive blasts in near-by ex- t ba ee ere a. . hagen-blue. Sizes 10 to 20 his place and draw no salary if the) cavations, In light-blue, navy, rose and gray } } , while a crowd was outing years and 34 to 42 bus s- senate does not reconsider dining wie fake Bb ae a basement Salesnore, Years and 34 to 42 bust mea As explosion followed explosion h white facing, as-Bed. urement. Priced at $1.25. the walls trembled, then the roo —Rasement Salesroom. heaved in, and the entire building Jer le . LONDON, May 18-—Copen ruins an inprined vietian soreaty cw aints hagen reports today the Ger I mans are preparing to launch a | Quick work on the part of fire sea and land campaign against | en prove ed the blaze from eat Riga. The Kiel fleet is declar ing up the Two-Tone ; Varnishes and ns of the killed | A police investigatio he . ed to have sailed upon Riga I gation of the dis B t $4 00 I]| “The Von Hindenburg and oth. | ®8ter Was started today Oot, . ints lf! er latest model superdread- f identified dead are C. Lawson, H.W. Rane ERY new and decidedly naughts are part of this fleet. Ps a pals 4 HEN the occasion arises smart is the Dress Boot hersmvt py Pee to brighten up the | lieved to be with patent vici kid vamp Summer cottage, our House- WASHINGTON, Ma 16 geet doesrsentic parade and demonst tion waa st 1 this afternoon a gates who have traversed the coun try on the Suffrage Special, pre sented petitions to congress from | women of the enfranch states | Mayor Gill will open the Food asking suffrage for the entire un-|Fair and Housefurnishing expos! tion | Three hundred schoo! girls | HO" St the Arena Tuesday night. It dressed in white formed aisles up| Will continue two weeks. the stepa of the capitol as the del Exhibits by nearly every business tes marched in with their peti in the city catering to the de s of men and women x te kid k tail Price $4.00. supply the necessary bright- eners Representative lines of the following are always in stock: A New Shipment of Rainier’ Inside and Outside Paints, »: Japalac Stains and Varnishes Rialto Interior Floor and Lino- leum Varnishes. Gold and Aluminum Paints. Dekorato Wall Tints. Glass Baking Dishes Se ONE een ludes two new es sseroles (making The Game of five in all), two sizes in Pie Plates, also Croquet HIS leisurely game seems to fit in ideally with country life, and a Croquet Set will be included in many a camp's equipment. and &inch top wares Section is ready to it Salesroom, in ter, members of congress min-| place, displaying every sort of com gled with the delegates in front of |modity, from potato chips to Prince the capitol in a final demonstra | Albert clothes, tion ‘TO FURNISH WATER PASS RURAL cREDITS "0 Comeise WATER Bread or Loaf-cake WASHINGTON, May 16.—Th house passed the Glass rural City water will be furnished to its bill by a vote of 295 to 10 yes-lthe district north of the city unless terday. It provides for a federal! Mayor Gill vetoes the bill 1 farm loan board of 12 land bank the council by a vote of 6 to 2 Mon | day DRIVERS ON STRIKE ne a tion was taken after Coun cilmen Thom Pans, Shirred-Egg Dishes, Individual Custards, Bak- ers and Ramekins Pyrex Glass Raking Dishes are toughened by a special process to resist extremes of temperature, and can be moved right from the refrigerator into a hot Four-ball Croquet Set, $1.25; 4- oven without breaking ball “Professional” Set, $3.50, hd Rope Had vig Their attractive appearance makes them as suit Six-ball Croquet Set, § 3 orously protested in a minority re able for serving as for baking. Their transparency Kight-ball Croquet Sets, $2.50 CHICAGO, May 16.—-Seven hun.|nort of the city utilities committee makes {t easy to keep in touch with the progress of and $4.50; 8-ball “Professional dred drivers of the American,| ‘Thomson was absent at Monday's the baking, without touching the dish $6.00 Hou Section, Basement Housewares fon, Basement companies went on strike today, Jagainst the measure. Wells Fargo and Adams Express | meeting. Bolton voted with Moore |