The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1916, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE Pike Street Second Avenue Union Street Elliott 4100 Clearance Special for Thursday Only $5.00 to $6.50 Pumps Women’s Union Suits $3.95 Pr. at 50c short lines of Wom 65¢ and Te “Pandora ‘Wash Goods, and here they are 1 Kid Pumps, worth | Thread Union Sutts @t 10¢ a yard. Ratines, Voiles 5. OC o, at $3.9 Ivory, | thr style, low and Crepes, worth 20 26 r solid or patent foxed, | # a, wide lace 7 to 88 Inches wide. ty of sizes in the lo knees; sites 34 to 44 —Lewer Main Floor —Upper Main Floor —lpper Main Moor, Clearance Special for Thursday Only Clearance Special for Tharsday Only 20c to 25¢ Wash Goods 10c Yd. Just the kind of weather for All our Linke popular necks, trimmed July Clearance S Sales in Every Section 23 Afternoon Dresses—Beauties Are Reduced to $21.95 iThey Were $24.50, $29.50 and $35 IN FINE TAFFETA SILKS, GEORGETTES, CREP DE CHINE AND CREPE CHIFFONS All late styles, but only one or two of a sort, in plain colors, shadow stripes and checks—some y dainty combi Mation effects, in cascad coatee and draped styles All sizes in one style or another, and at $21.95 Smart Tailor-Made Suits of Mannish ge at $21.95 Women’s Black and Navy Blue Suits with jackets Correct length, full satin line and with pockets. Collars of Style, very full, at $21.95 Lingerie Blouses Reduced to $1.00 Summer Blouses, at waist-line skirt gather silk poplin; white Crepe de Chine and Tub Waists at $1.95 Very popular, indeed, are @mé@ cool. Voile, batiste and | these Silk Watsts at $1.95 @rgandie, embroidered, face | Crepe de chine, Jap atik, tub | silk body lined, shirred at watet trimmed, hemstitched and clue silk and pongee. Plain white finished with wide ter tucked, tn proper style for and all the most wanted colors. and square self collars, with Warm weather. All sizes, of Also hairline ané awning white overlay Skirts shirred ‘course. stripes. tn dack. —Seeend Fiver. An Excellent Display of the New Cream Woolens Cream Woolens have decided to be popu- I, cichly: vesasiful fabrics in the Bon | Marche Dress Goods Section '4-Inch Whipcord $2.00 Yard | — §4-Inch Bedford $2 and ad These Part Wool Bathing 56-Inch Waffle Coating $1.50 Suits at $2.95 Laugh Diagonals $1.50 to $2.50 Yard of 4 aes 56-Inch Serge $2.00 to $3.00 i voice they are part wool A Serge $1.50 to $3.00 | are nor clammy en you come out | 54-Inch Gabardine $2.00 Yard | because they are part cotton they do not §4-Inch Poplins $2.00 a Yard | "1% *° ™¥h ein One-piece style attached skirt '§6-Inch Ratine $1 50 a Yard | quarter-sleeves and new shield arm holes for $24.50 very neat silk taffeta—long modeled Coats Bathing Caps 25¢ They're new—they’re frilled—they're made of pure rubber in combi- nation colors and Per- sian ‘signe ag head I—they 52-Inch Mohair at $1.50 Yard | Boys’ Bathing Suits Men's Bathing Suits §4-Inch Broadcloth $3.00 Yard | —Upper Mate Floor. and Shoes —Lower Main Floor and Tights —Upper Main Mieer. A July Clearance Sale of Men’s Night Shirts at 69c at 69c¢ Both plain and fancily trimmed styles, though they are nicely tail- Short lots and broken lines of Men’s Night Shirts worth a good deal more than that. ored of good nruslin or cambric. Men’s $1.25 Union Suits 89c | Men’s Negligee re. at 95¢ Thursday at the Clearance Sales—Men's | Ve have in this of i) Carter-make White Cotton Unie assortment of stripes and far $9c. They have short Wieeve hree-quarter | madras, percale and lengths; worth $1.25. French and apiece Suits at pa attern > Th . Clearance Sale ” se oe Are Specials in my nae | Domestics ip, on—price $1.28 | 124%c Plain ona es Plain gray and b hams, 22 inches wide. Peggy 10 yards; 2,000 yards 1—to he pk gre Po Aprons o gold at %¢ a yard Th a j F 4 ’ od = tripes | 121, Challies 10c a Yard a i} 6 Printed Challies, 26 inches wide, i} im lengths to 10 yards. Good qual fty, in fine patterns, reduced from 14 Coverall Bungalow Aprons—percale, 12%0 to 1c Thursday. In Mght or dark colore—neck and sleeves hematitched or bound in white 25¢ Soiesettes 15c a Yard One style buttons down front—ot Mill lengths in Amoskeag gingham inches wide, in black, white 16 and tan; 1,000 yards to choose fro at 1c a yard pound in white. Bungalow Aprons at 59c Solesette Lots of new Aprons, one-piece Middy styles, Morning Sets and Coveralls Third Floor, South —Lower Manin Floor. JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF Hammocks, Croquet Sets and the Like $15.45 Couch Hammock and Steel Stand $13.50 Just the thing for summer mock with I inche tar $1.95 Hammocks 4. 69 mi. 85 Swings at $10.50 meade of hs jare upholster f 4 tan¢ enameled red $1.95 Lawn Benches at $1.25 Lawn Benche slats on seat, compactly; natural inches jong. Let the Bon Marché Do Your | Baking for You These Summer Days | BREAD, 2 LOAVES 15c Home-made 10c Loaves, SODA CRACKERS 89c 20c refund for return of tin. GINGER SNAPS 10c Worth regularly 124. WINE CAKE 10¢ 5 Icings; only 2 to each $1.35 Croquet Set $1.19 16 PANAMA CREAMS lis, mallets and stakes of FOR 10¢ of hardwood, 5 “— | Crisp Cake with cream maple, nicely striped, tron | Four-ball Set at $1.19 | filling Fourth Floer, south. weather—khaki canvas Ham | springs; size 30x72 umeled green ausenger Lawn Swings 1 bolted together on back; fold up finish; 40 che Thursday —Fourth Floor, New Silk Taffeta Suits | Black and Navy Suits of soft | reveres | and } VILLISTAS AND | CARRANZA MEN| IN HOT BATTLE: | | \ EL PASO, Tex, ed at Sombrereto, under Gen, Err and Palizo. This official news fron Trebvano, at Chihuahua City, wae fol lowed by unconfirmed ru t Gen, Ignacio Enriqu nt by War i] Miniater Obregon to replace Trevino in command of the de facto army If of the north, had been captured by Villistas July 12.—A battle, atill raging at last reports, open Durango, today, an attack by Carranza troops, © Gare a Villista column led by Gens, Contreras Gen 1 FUNSTON'’S FORCES AWAITING ATTACK | | GAN ANTONIO, ‘Tex, July 12—Mextoan bandits reported march: ing toward the Mig Mend country will find the United States army walt ing for them | Gen, Funston t# concentrating large bodies of cavalry in that dis trict, particuarly in the vicinity of Preatdio, Tex Officers of the Southern department said that not many men could | ff march to Boquillas from the direction of Corralitos, owing to lack of ff water, but that about 1,000 could find food and water on the road to Ofiniga, opposite Presidio. | All a able militia cavalry at Kl Paso and other border sections | i tre prepart o begin patrolling the Rio Grande. They are handicap ped by lack of horses, but these being issued rapidly A large bandit column was ed today to be marching toward ff Boquilias and Ojiniga it thene be expected to reach the FESTIVAL OF | MUSIC OPENED PROGRAM * CENSORS GETTING BUSY By Bryant MacDougall SECOND INFANTRY CAMP, Calex 2.—The abarp. y military « \ eir way thro a militia corresponde now on—toeluding this from mes will go thru the apt Alexan ° with MUSIC | PRSTIVAL e - 9:00 te 12100 wo m.—Weleom! town guests at various hetels, 5:00 po mt toby Leoben's band, i Voluntowr park £120 & Mm Reception, Keatile Com meretal Chub THU MADAY 10,00 to 12:00 =, m.—Automebile trip ever boulevards Start from New Washington hetet 5:00 pm —Comeert, A1S p m—Comeert, FRIDAY 19.00 s,m Arcos. Arena. all letters will be cen. Motor boat races, Lake Washington 4:00 p.m Koncert, Arena. 215 pm —Leneert, Arena 10:00 am trip to Hothetl 5:00 p m.—Lencert £113 p. m—Conceet, SUNDAY 6:00 & im Trombone revetiin, Aentth ballding tower Oraterte, Antomabtie IDAHO TROOPS ARRIVE NOGALES, Ariz, July 12 arrived dur pitching ca rola brigade today. Two battal ond Idaho in | me Aree Idaho Arena. g the night p near the ( Handel's “Mew Moonlight beat ake Washington, Start from Leschi park. The first | Geattlo Festival of Munto Wednesday, with guests arriving by every train from | if all over the Northwest. The fest! ff val is given under the auspices of the Geattle Federation of Musical The purpose of the federa. ared two American sol » recently deserted here ployed as expert ar a the Carranza army at Magdalena tt i and ar hwest, and necond produce ds to nwell the Osburn bequest for the butid Mexico | ing of a municipal auditortum the Mex The festival will close Sunday railroad fromj night. The performers on the five t of forage to! days’ programs are, with a few ex ive expedition. | ceptions. The qu m . me has) Claud completed pla & tholttval leader. He present number thruout the week by John tle for carrying who will conduct the Pt rmonic esert route between Colt 4 icon Prida s v Pershing’s advar ’ g th will 8p PREPARE FOR LONG STAY rat, a COLUMBUS, N. M July 12. attle a a“ The heavy rains, already causing reat difficulty tn motor transpor tation, have hastened negotiations between Washington and Clty for extens! fean Northwestern Juares for sh ortant grams are Ruth Woods, Betty Rox er, Mare! Clark, Charles Stokes pupils from the Douglas academy and several folk dancers from the Lapper school en continue to ar-| ‘The concerts are open to the Se- erest today |attle public, the tickets being on ting between jaale at the Arena and the various and Carranzistas | music houses. Trevino reported from Chi a Clty that ed at Parral at ked Wedne ntemplated soon Rebel Bands Repulsed EL PASO, Texas, July 12 sands of militian rive hore Thou bel bands were and Rosario. Au ally won over to f that Villa persona 1s renewed activities of » raid | riff Soott Malone last January. | Sheriff Hodge returned the of Par |iiquor ‘Tuesday afternoon, carrying Tlout the orders of the supreme ©) court of the state. H " Prosecutor Helsell says siders the Mquor still tn It! gation, as the state has 80 days for a rehearing FIVE ARE INJURED IN 2 AUTO ACCIDENTS Three women and two girls were injured in auto accidents Tuosday evening Mrs. H. C ter, Flore and Mrs, T. The Carranzista garrisor wed up th tas in yes ng and Bombrereto, Wwertaking the Trevino an farcia reqnented rotnforce. to annihilate the th at ‘the Mexico © \ty Ls 4 he planned to use his hold on the troops in Chibuahua against the de facto leaders, All "1 appointees are to be transferred also. Harrison and daugh- ||] }, 783 North 78th st., | f Clark, and daugh ter, Virginia, » 1242 Winslow | ff place, were cut and bruised when Rs ja Mtney bus collided with a pri | vate car at Ewing st. and Wood land Park ave. Miss M. Lentz, 730 Bellevue place, was struck by an auto while ire| crossing Pine st. near Broadway. | 'Her leg was injured O-YEAR-OLD CHILD TELLS POLICE HOW MOTHER KILLED HER PAPA NEW YORK, July 12 UNSELFISH Irate Farmer—Do you think you own this road? torist—Dear me, no er motorists.—-Life there | Five-year: | called upon to testify. old Mary Beutinger Msped in her) Mra. Beutinger, hereelf, locked in bat prattle today the story of the Newark jail, says she only how her mother shot down her|shot when her husband sought to | papa yesterday bus her Papa t# dead,” she said, “Mam It was retribution, For ten ma killed him. ‘That's why mam-| years he has made my life a hell ma if away tod We were all) Mra, Reutinger said asleep, but a lot of no oke us) Mrs, Reutinger sald she was sub heard mamma cream jected to almost papa had been ma it treatment citing Mamma will be back|she said her up and we Mamma and each other continuons mis occasion when husband tried to gouge her «yes, beat her unmeret fully, and choked her The couple had five children, It was for the sake of these, Mrs Reutinger claims she tried to suf. soon It was said today Mary and Margaret, aged 9, the two children ho were in the bedroom of the 000 Beutinger home at Cald l, N. J., when Mrs. Bentinger | fer in silence shot down her husband in self-} All five shots which she fi jdefense, as she asserts, will be her husband Boal ead took effect, FREDERICK&NELSON Basement Salesroom A Special Purchase of 2,000 Yards of 36-INCH CHIFFON TAFFETAS Special $1 .00 Yard THe Silks in this Thursday etre are all new, the colorings most desir- able, and the values make it decide ing dresses, suits, frocks and petticoats. White Pink Maize Red Flesh-pink Green Nile Azure Navy The assortment also includes beautiful changeable blue and green, gray and white, purple and green, green navy and bla and black, green and black, blue and red, Special $1.00 yard. Summer Hats Reduced to oe LL of the Basement Salesroom's Summer Hats in higher-priced assortments which were formerly are now reduced to this low price. The offering includes: Black Hats with and rib ostrich on trimming Colored Hats, trimmed with flowers and ribbons White Hats with wing and flower trimming Exceptional values $3.95. —Hasement 8 NEW COATS $12.50 and $15.00 HE Coats in this new shipment are in prac- that serve well for general wear, tical utility models but are particularly desi able for summer travel and steamer wear The good- wearing tweed in desirable material is mixtures, in many cases trimmed with broadcloth of harmonizing shade Some of the Coats are in flaring have the fullness belted in $12.50 and style, and others Prices $15.00. Wash Skirts, $1.50 and $1.95 attractive value is featured in a Separate Skirt of white pique patterned with cluster stripes of blue. It is in a with novelty patch pockets and button trimming. Price $1.50. Another Skirt, Copenhagen-and-white twill, is made with two patch pockets Price $1.95 Very four-gore model, stripe and separate Basement Salesroom Children’s Shoes Reduced BROKEN lines and odd lots, in three under- priced groups as follow REDUCED TO 25¢ PAIR— Ninety pairs of Infants’ Mary Jane Slippers in pink kid and white Nu-buck, tween 2% and 8, reduced to 25c REDUCED TO 75¢ PAIR— A hundred pairs of Misses’ and Children’s Pat Calf Slippers, sizes 8% to 3%, broken sizes, be- pair. Tan also Little Boys’ Pumps, ent and Dancing reduced to 75¢ r REDUCED TO $1.00 PAIR— Broken lines of Misses’ and Children’s Tan But- small and large sizes in Women's Juliet Slippers; Women’s Low Shoes in small 125 pairs in the lot, reduced to $1.00 pair. —Basement Salesroom ton Shoes; sizes Apron and Cap Sets, 75c RACTICAT consisting of Apron and Dutch Cap, tured, made of blue chambray Kitchen Sets, Coverall as pic gingham, with checked T5¢. MARGARET APRONS, SPECIAL 19¢ Well-made Circular Apr with bib, made of trimming of material. Priced at Striped and figured percale, also of blue ham, piping and white checked ging trimmed with white Special 19¢ Basement Salesroom. y worth-while ( <P include: Light-blue to buy now for even- Rose Brown Black among them magenta, red and brown, Wine effects, and k, blue —Basement Salesroom Wash Goods Reduced °| 10c Cottons, Yard lines of Wash including Plaid Ginghams in medium and Printed Fabrics with tasteful designs on tan, navy and black unds, and Japanese Crepes plaid and barred effects, for women's and children’s dark effects, medium-blue, dresses Reduced to 10@ yard. —Basement 8: Silk-Lisle Stockings 25c Pair OMEN’S Black Silk- lisle Stockings (irregu- sizes 8% to 10, unusual at 25¢ pair. Basement Salesroom Cut-Glass Water Set Special 95c XCEPTIONAL value in the Water Set pic- tured, which consists of large Pitcher with six thin- blown Tumblers, cut in pleasing star design. Spe- cial 95¢. Basement Salesroom. Laundry Combination Special $1.65 HE Combination offering consists of the following items: Heavy Copper-bottom Wash iler, No. 8, with fit-in cover ary handles zen Hardwood Clothespins, * Fifty feet of Cotton Clothes Line One Hardwood Clothes Stick, for lifting clothes out of boiler. —complete, $1.65. Suction Wash- ers, Special 25¢ As pictured, Wash ers of heavy char coal tin; operated by working up and down in the tub May be fitted to any broomstick Special 250 Housewares Section, Basement as listed, special