The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1916, Page 8

quickest possible time. or other. $1.50 Motor Dust Coats at 75c cuffs. Special at 75. | tures. Special at $1.95. welf<covered Were $2.95. Reduced to $1.95. $3.95 to $5.95 Skirts at $2.95 —THE BON MARCHE’S— July Clearance Sales The Great Economic Events of the Season | Stock-taking over—the last yard has been measured, the last dozen counted. Now to clear the decks of all unwanted lots of summer merchandise in the The too much of this and the too little of that, must go now 18 fulliength Motor Dust Coats, buttoned high at 35 Wool Divided Skirts of manniah #9 the neck, in natural linen color; deep turn-back | onals, Bedfords, in navy, black and gray mix This advertisement can tell you but a tithe of the wonderful bargain news We're Clearing Out the $24.50 to $39.50 Women’s Suits at $21.95 IN TAFFETA SILKS AND FINE WOOLENS Broken Lines—Yes, bat Broken Lines of the Season’s Latest and Best Suits Handsome models in loose or belted effects, nicely lined with silk or satin skirts come in yoke, plaited or plain styles and are cut in the prevailing mode, in plain colors and checks. All! sizes in one style or another $8.89 to $12.50 Skirts at $2.95 orges, diag: Mine for outing wear $2.95 Khaki Dresses Cut to $1.50 | $10.00 and $12.50 Riding Suits $3.95 $2 Khaki Dresses that were $2.95 for $1.50.| 1s Khaki and Linen Riding Suits in natural Light and dark, with plain skirts; others but | colored linen and tan khaki with divided skirts toned down the front. Some with white collars. and plain or belted jackets $2.50 to $6.00 Khaki Jackets at $1.95 Dress Skirts Up to $10.00 at $7.50 28 Khaki Norfolk and gathered style Jacket® | Spiendid aiik taffeta, wool serge, poplin, gab for camp use, fishing or hunting. In olive or tan | ardine, Sicilian cloth and plaid Skirts, 82 tn all; hades. shirred or plaited styles Divided Skirts at $1.95 | $21.95 to $24.50 Suits at $7.50 18 Divided Khaki Riding Skirts in tan, with | just nine of these Odd Suite—some are plain buttons, for all outdoor sports. They | iinen, others linen crash, and a few white wool; slightly solled and mussed; $7.50 $12.50 and $14.50 Dresses at $8.95 30 Palm Beach Skirts, plain models with front 27 Stik Party Dresses of chiffon taffeta, crepe oy Belf belt, patch pockets and button trim- | chiffon and plain chiffon «ilk, with full skirts Reduced to only $2.95 lace or net overdapes. —Second Fleer, North Women’s White Canvas Shoes at $1.65 Pair For the July Clearance Sale Wednes- day—a sale of Women’s White Canvas Button Shoes at $1.65. Medium-wide toe shapes, leather soles, medium-high heels ; 2% to 6. —Upper Mata Fleer. Women’s White Canvas Pumps at $1.65 Pr. Women's and Girls’ White Canvas Pumps with white rubber soles anc spring straps heels and low heels; also with two and Colonial style, with military 940 YARDS 22c¢ SILKOT SILK REMNANTS © © 100 YARDS «© 722 YAPDS OF 25c SECO SILK AT 190 A Y ‘ 814 YARDS 25c PRINTED VOILE AT 10c A Y REMNANTS OF 25¢ CHIFFON BATISTE 10c Y 827 YARDS 24-INCH 7c CALICOES AT 4c A YARD -INCH 10¢ GINGHAMS Sc Y 144 YARDS 10- NCH &5c FLORAL CREPE 35¢c Y ye CRYSTAL CREPE AT 30c A Y A Great Clearance Sale oe WASH GOODS AND DOMESTICS 750 YARDS 10¢ PRINTED LAWNS AT Sc A YARD 50c SILK MIXED WASH GOODS AT 25¢ A YARD 618 YARDS OF 25¢ RATINE PRICED 15c A YARD 450 YARDS 50¢ BORDERED BATISTE 25¢ A YARD AT 12%4c A YARD ARD ARD ARD ARD YARD fARD —lower Mats Fleer. Each 5 Each 12 $2.50 Lunch Cloths, $2.25 Lunch Cloths, 3 emo Scalloped $1.95 Lunch Cloths $1.50 Each | 26 Doz. $1.65 Linen Napkins $1.25 Dozen $3.50 Linen Napkins, 22x22, $2.75 Dozen | $2.25 Linen Napkins, 21x21, $1.75 Dozen $3.35 Linen Napkins, 22x22, $2.75 Dozen | $245 Linen Pattern Cloths, 66x85, $1.95 —lewer Mata Fleer. | 48 Yards 95c Box Crepe, 36-in French Marquisette 5% :¥ d 12 Yards 95c Figured Batiste 50: $1.35 Imported Pique, Fancy, 7 1§ Yards $1 45c Fancy Waffle Cloth, 100 Yards 15¢ Long Cloth, %6-inch, 10¢ BS é d 5- and 6-inch Round Doilies at 7 for 25c 150 Yards 35¢ Corduroy, 12-inch Scalloped Doilies priced 2 for 25c | 25¢ Embroidered Crepe, 27-inch, 12! 15-inch Linen-fringed Doilies at 15c Each | 197 Yards 20c Plain Crepe, 10¢ a Yard Buy White Cotton Stuffs at Clearance Prices $1.50 Silk-mixed Ratine, 36-inch, 5 50 Yards 0c French Crepe at 0 $1.75 Lunch Cloths, 36x36, $1.35 Fach | $1.75 Silk Striped French ( | —Lewer Mais Floor, at some price —Upper Maia Mioor ; a Yard 36-inch, 25c Yard | 36-inch, 25« sf home of Len Bar We’ve Taken a Thousand Men’s 50c Four-in-Hand Ties and Marked Them 35c OR 3 FOR $1.00 Se That the Men Might Know We Are Holding a July Clearance Sale Men’s Open-end Silk Four-in-Hands, regular fifty-centers, in reps, satin Barathea silk, Cheney’s foulards, in rich Oriental designs—dots, stripes, brocades and novelty effects, in almost every color you could think of Take your choice at 35c apiece, or three for a dollar Men's Store, Lower Main Floor. Fine Silk and Lace Blouses Nine $19.50 Georgette Silk Blouses at $13. 00 Each Eight $16.50 Georgette Silk Blouses at $11.00 Each Two $14.50 Georgette Silk Blouses at $9.67 Each SES Ten $8.89 Georgette Silk Blouses at $5.93 Each ! ‘ Five $5.95 Lace Blouses Priced at $3.97 Each One-Third Less Seven $5.95 Taffeta Silk Waists Priced $3.97 Each Ten $4.95 Lace and Crepe Waists at $3.30 Each —Second Floor, North. Two $10.00 Baby Irish Blouses at $6.67 i] One $37.50 Georgette Blouse at $15.00 One $18.00 Georgette Blouse at $9.00 } One $16.50 Georgette Blouse at $8.25 One $9.50 Georgette Blouse at $4.75 Nineteen $2.50 Lace Jumpers at $1.25 | Nine $2.95 Taffeta Jumpers at $1.49 34 $3.95 Taffeta Jumpers at $1.98 Second Floor, North. High-Class Dress Waists at About Half the Former Prices THE BON MARCHE Pike Strest——fecond Avenue——Union Street——Elliott 4100 —- SEATTLE STAR HETTY GREEN, PAUPER! Hetty Green is de ad The world heard the new and kept its eye dry without a struggle lhe richest woman in the world goes to her grave—alone. No tears follow her, no kind mem ories. No sorrow marks her passing. Hetty Green might have lived a fertile life. She lived a desert life instead. She might have sowed seeds of kindness and accumulated the love of humanity, She accumu lated, instead, gold only HER HEART WAS WASTE—BARREN. YET SHE MIGHT HAVE MADE IT PRODUCTIVE OF HAPPINESS FOR THE HUMAN FAMILY. Hetty Green left millions in gold, nothing in human blessing. Soon her memory will fade—swallowed utterly in the abyssmal oblivion which is the lot of the poor derelicts of the potter's field. Rich? Pity her. Hetty Green died a miserable, wretched, friendless pauper. Rita Gould ORPET JURORS GO “eer PooR CHARITY OUT FOR HOLIDAY re FOR MONEY || WAUKEGAN, Il, July 4—Jure a) in the Orpet case are on a Fourth | ¢! of July house party today at the | Som Organtzs lake, in charge of three deputy) who § sheriffs. to n Dr. William ©. Krohn, Chieage allenist, will take the stand Wed at Channel Lambert was {n the mood ogically, to commit su BRIDGEHAMPTON, N. Y,, Ju ly ine EK. Hughes expects to WON'T MAKE SURVEY | Ged WASHINGTON ign, he |rivers and harbor the proposed surv 1 2 Ki D IN STRIKE between Olympia a Gray's har VIRGINIA, Minn, July 4.—In a bor, according to a conference held | hattig between deputy sheriffs and yesterday the Chicago tron mines © last night, one ¢ tande were SWELL ARMY BILL pul and ture ation WASHINGTON, July 4.—The sen ate military committee yeaterday DIVORCED, REMARRY finished working on the army a propriation bill, calling re verily | - tures of $328,000,000. This is an in-| CHEHALIS, July 4.—Mr. and crease of $146,000,000 over the|Mr& Andrew Hylander, recently amount pil | divore ed, remarried at Vancouver passed by FES \W ‘ash., Mor Their first mar. committee advoos co) Mage wa 6 years ago. aviation equipment and training CURE STAMMERING PLAN BIG CIRCUIT | : Mie Emma Martin is going . ™ pesaenrers, m | East to study methods of curing SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.—Fifty- | gtammer ing children preparatory two theatres, including the Moore|tg opening a here next. fall in Seattle, will house vaudeville |in the public schools under the direction of William Mor. ris and John Cort, according to plans completed hore DUMA ADJOURNED MUNTER IN DANGER LONDON, July 4.—The duma will jadjourn until Novem 14 because of an imperial ukase, according to SOUTH BEND, July 4.—Herbert | # dispate rom Petrograd Munter, the tle aviator, nar-| vowly eseaped death when the PRAISE GILL crank shaft of his machine broke| The Seattle Baptist association | yesterday while he was 3,000 feet |bas passed resolutions lauding May in the air, He volplaned safely tojor Gill for efforts to put the os earths legal traffic in liquor dowa, | FREDERICK & NELSON'S | Thirty-Fifth Semi-Annual SALE OF THIS GIRL WANTS TO__| WRECK A FEW HOMES Boys’ Wash Suits $1. 00 and $1 50 needy and tery tat Manag a E. HUGHES STUDIES Electrically Welded Air- tight Body Sanitary Leg Base; can scorch floor op; requires no Hot-blast fire box lining; Cooking surface at con venient height, 32 ins ; no stooping FURNITUR Begins Tomorrow Morning The semi-annual disposal of odd samples and discontinued patterns at decisive reductions. Also, special purchases from representative factories will be featured in the Sale at consider- ably less than regular prices. The Season’s Greatest Homefurnishing Opportunity (Third and Fourth Floors) Pan ee Edges years Boys’ Bathing Suits, in plain blue or Ree ee AO rte VARIETY orsted Suit ings, sizes 26 to 34, $1 Cotton Cadet Suits, sizes 3 38, $1.75 ments, firmly worked on Boys’ “Rah-Rah” Hats, in white, shep- Stfong cambric. Wi herd’s checks and striped galateas, 50 Boys’ Beach Rompers with long or short sleeves, sizes _EMBROIDERIES, 4 , 50¢ 10¢ YARD— —Second Floor. The Ohio Steel Range Owes Its Efficiency and Convenience to These Features: Oven; non and refreshing Leaves the cap. priced at $6.00, connected complete (with water coil) Third Floor week in the Section, Basement Salesroom «ot Embroidery 5c Yard able patterns in Em- broidery for trimming lin- gerie and children’s gar- to 4 inches, the yard, 5¢. Swiss and Cambric broidery Edges in pleas- ing patterns, widths up to8 inc hes, the yard, 10c. nent Salesroom The Kenney Needle Shower Fits Any Tub Needs No Curtain ASILY and quickly put up, and never in the way. Never interferes with the regular use of the tub, 1 makes hot water twice as stimulating shower women a dren can enjoy bothering with a lhe Kenney Shower is all-metal, a he Its many advantages are ed at $52.00, $55.00, $59.50 and $63.50. being demonstrated i Basement.