The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1916, Page 10

Winding Up the Bon Marché’s July Clearance With a One Day Rummage Sale | A Final Disposal of All Odds and Ends of Spring and Summer Goods, at Very Radical Reductions There will be many prizes to be secured—many good things to be picked up at little cost. Look for the red signs marked “Rummage Sale Special.” They point the way to many economies. A Rammage Sale of All Odd Lots of Skirts, Waists, Petticoats Dresses and Wrappers Forty-Eight $4.85 Silk Petticoats Special $2.85 30 Women’s 93c Palm Beach Skirts Special at 79c Twenty-Eight $1.25 Awning Stripe Skirts at $1 ‘| 30 Sport Stripe Skirts Worth to $5.00 at $3.50 a Women’s Wool and Silk Dresses to $16.50 at $10 "45 Women’s $1.75 House Wrappers, 34 & 36 at 95c —Sreond Floor, North. Rammage Sale of White Lingerie Waists at 50c BARGAIN SQUARE —Upper Main Moor Rummage Sale Specials | Rummage Sale Specials in in Art Goods Baskets and Go-Carts .25 Made-up Waists, including Ten $3.00 Wardrobe Hangers, the $ ‘o on for working, at 50c Simplex, reduced to, each 1.50 ‘Bc Made-up Drawers, of nainsook Six 98 Cedar Porch Manging Baskets With embroidery cotton, at 35c reduced to, each 49c ( Work Bags, or for soiled handker Twenty 98 Flower Baskets of chiefs, silk and bone rings to complete 25c imported bamboo, each ¢ 49c Battenberg Rings, white and cream, 5 Eight 65c Market Baskets, fancy 39 Fegularly 40c a hundred, special ; C | imported kind, each c Embroidery Needles, Sc value, One $1.98 Imported Clothes Hamper ‘@ package ..... ; 2c reduced to $1.00 —Third Floer, Center Section | Women’s 50c and 75c Silk Lisle Stockings 35c a Pair Or 3 Pairs for $1.00 FINE IMPORTED HOSIERY IN LISLE AND SILK LISLE Our buyer now in the East purchased a special lot of Women’s Imported Hose. Here they are for you at 35¢ a pair, or 3 pairs f $1.00. Silk embroidered lisle in black, lisle sand lisle thread, in black, white a ioned, with double spliced heels and toes —Fourth Fleer, Center. —Upper Main Floor Dress Goods Remnants Half Price Remnants of Dress Goods in dress and skirt lengths, also small pieces for children’s wear, in serges, henriettas, mohairs, panamas, broadcloth and coating. Plain colors Children’s 98c Creepers 69c Oliver Twist Suits $1.50 Made of soft-finish galatea, with hand-finished Oliver Twist suits, worth to $3.50, Of fine. heavy @ord around neck and sleeves, and laced yoke. All | ren with ed necks and sleeves, and weil white and white and blue; sizes 6 months to 3) made: special at $1.50 , Girls’ White Dresses at 89c Infants’ Bonnets at $1.50 Odds and ends of soiled dresses—of fine lawns, Values to $4.00, in lingerie bonnets, hand.em Sizes 6 to 14 years. Many have V and square broidered and with F ch knots, and trimmed /mecks, trimmed with lace insertion and pin tucks. | with satin ribbon, special $1.5 Mloer, Center. 8 EXTRA SIZE COMBINATIONS AT 79¢ Embroidery trimmed; worth to $1.98. Rumma 48 $2.25 COMBINATIONS AT $1.45 ge Sale Nainsook, lace and embroidery trimmed. of Aprons 36 NAINSOOK GOWNS AT $1.45 and Worth $1.98 to $2.25; neatly trimmed. 12 FINE CORSET COVERS AT 39c Lace trimmed; worth to 75c each. | Eight pairs Drawers, worth to $1.45; Children's 25¢ Aprons, of blue and whit HH lace and embroidery trimmed; each 39c dhaeel dakhata, 1 tor O06 o4es., 17c 20 Gowns, $1.45 and $1.98 value 5 dozen Fancy White Aprons, worth 95c 25c lace trimmed; special at to 50c; special at 50c Boudoir Caps of net, } |} 20 Gowns, worth to $1.98; slip-over 79 and Georgette crepe; all colors and open front, at c special at 4 29c 17 Petticoats, lace and embroidery trimmed; some | 43 Extra-size Combinations and extra sizes, worth to $1.98, $1 25 Chemise, worth to $1.75; spectal 49c bird Floor, South Undermuslins ces, crepe de chine Rummage Sale of Toys | Rummage Sale in the and Sporting Goods | Cut Rate Drug Store 50c WOODEN TOYS AT 19c | 36 BOXES NAIL FLASH AT 5 72 10c SAIL BOATS AT 5 SWEDISH HAIR POWDER AT 25: S0c TARGET GAME 10) VELVETINA NAIL POWDER 10 15 $1.50 SULKIES AT 92x CALVERT FOOTH SOAP AT 15¢ $7.50 LLOYD SULKIES $3.75 | 8 CANS ILY’S BATH POWDER, $1.98 PACK BAGS AT $1.00 THe 7 SIZE, SPECIAL AT 25 75c PACK BAGS AT 25c EA TWELVE ONLY IN OAKLEY’S 50c TWO $1450 DOLLS $3.95 CORYLOPSIS BATH POWDER 15« TWO $10.50 DOLLS $2.95 36 ONLY IN GLOBE'S SAFETY TWO $16.50 DOLLS $4.95 | RAZORS, $1.00 VALUE, FOR 10c EIGHT $7.50 DOLLS $2.95 | 36 ONLY IN KINGSBURY'’S $1.00 $1.50 BASEBALL SUITS 50 FRECKLE REMOVER AT 25¢ EA —Fourth Floor. | —Lower Main Floor. THE BON MARCHE Pike Street Second Avenue —Union Street Etliott 4100 THE SEATTLE STAR ‘Women’s Wearables Reduced | 35 Dress Skirts Worth to $7.50 Special at $5.00 | ‘Odd Skeins of Yarn in a number of Three $18.50 Fulton Go-Carts colors, 13¢ to 18¢ value, skein TC | nase iy cach $12.34 | IGIRLS DEVELOP SHAPELY ANKLES, | PRETTY TOES, IN COLLEGE COURSE Styles Bring on Broken Arches—Proper Exercises Work) Wonders in Making Over Afflicted Pedal Extremities An Exceptional Group of Suits at $22.50 URTHER reductions in the prices of Suits remaining from the season’s earlier displays, result in a new re-grouping of about fifty high-grade models under this low price. SEVENTEEN SILK SUITS in Fancy-stripe Silks; Plain Taffetas and Pongee Silks in navy-blue, green, rose, Natural-color Pon gee. Reduced to $22. THIRTY-ONE WOOL SUITS in Black-and-white Checks; plain Gaberdine? and Serges in gray, tan, Copenhagen, navy-blue and black. Reduced to $22.50. Second Floor Cut Glass Novelties New Neckwear Special 50c Each at 50c | Nigra E attrac NEW shipment brings many of tive special ESE IPE PE BME RE BQ SG The imprint of university student's foot shows a fine arch, denot ed by white space between heel and toes, and a fine, straight toe line the season's favorite styles in offerings at this price, embracing Cut Crystal Bud n position Vases in 10-inch portance of good feet described above, walk around Collars and Sets at this attractive price, among them Three-tier Orgendis Collars with rolled edge, 50c he University of Oregon empha-! After having ta the size, in a num in tte ¢ ulum for women. It room, maintaining that position. . 4 ‘ ; takes pains and pride in develop. Execute ten times | ber of pleasing Scalloped Fa 20d mag of fine ing sound, shapely toes and ankles Draw toe and heel together cuttings, three voile, with picot edge, 50c. among its girl students to raise arch, keeping ball and as pictured, spe Sheer Organdie Puritan Collars with following exercises are pre heel of foot on the floor. Ex cial 5O@ cach ill, 50 rr 1 for girls with faulty feet ecute 15 times Eight h Col one-inch frill, 50c by the department of physical ed Walk around room on outer wight - inc 010- ‘ -trimmi of organ- cation, Improvement being assured edge of foot, toes turned to nial Candle- Lace-t z ed cape oes f “— if the exercises are faithfully fol- ward each other slightly. Be aticks in attrac die, with double hemstitching, 50c. owed eure to use the toes also in i oom ; of voile, with Take exercises dally before go walking. Execute ten times. tive floral de Desy . Bellor Collars 5 Sed ing to bed. Have feet bared. Walk around room pushing signs, special at double lace edging, 50c. Stand erect, feet paraliel, the body forward at each step 50¢ 4 ij A ae P Georgette Crepe Puritan Collars, with ree itt se pee, | Oil or Vinegar Cruets in dainty floral cut- fe Valenciennes trimming, 50c. t ‘ tings, special 50¢. Third Floor —Alsle Table, First Floor. Shoes should round-toed, with Jer straight: the soles! should be flexible and the heels one inch high, and the shoe well <= fitted to the arch sezsoeth 1 A Disposal of Odd Upholstery Items |atratght up to fro includes discontinued samples and short lengths of Velvets, Damasks, Silks, Fancy CONTINUED saimaina aoa oN cpebaort eget Nets, Casement Cloths, Pillow Tops, Fancy Pillows and Lace Curtains, all at keen FROM PAGE 1 } IS oe able Teta teuter tay reductions from regular prices and ( ain Terry and their aides took r places in front of the AT Se YARD | PILLOW TOPS AT 25¢ | ee GET mtornoaag hie adi inane ge are Braids, Lace Edges, Insertions and are of hand-blocked linens and im- the flag or banner was unfurled beneath the PLENTY OF FOOD Stare and Stripes Sunfast Fringes ported cretonnes, velvets, damasks and The last glimpse that 1 | 1 started for town, | AT 15¢ YARD silks, and measure 25x27 and 36x36 After dinner the corporals and is who would be sol- | inches. ~ | Heutenants were called to headquar-| diers, was of two long brown are Swisses, Casement Cloths, Mar- | ters for | “tions, and the rest of lines of straight young figures, sara’ Vella dua Counenuin AT 35¢ YARD the camp explored the barracks or! ° Bae ibis the hae, ot 94 qe , ‘ an interesting lot of Java Prints, 29 and , ch Y , : Jay ‘ goo py ” had ukeleles,| American Red Cross. AT 25¢ YARD 36 inches wide, effective for cushions and they sang songs, both old and are Fancy Nets, Silks, Sunfast Draper-| and various drapery uses. ultra new ’ Something Big jes, Cretonnes sad sitpens LACE CURTAINS REDUCED TO Kivsate heceneticua’ | SHORT NEWS AT $1.50 EACH $1.25, $1.95 AND $2.95 PAIR 1 drifted about and watched Lengths of Silks, Damasks, Tapestries, include Voile," Marquisette and Net things. The girls were undeniably happy—I did not hear even one Velvets and Hand-blocked Linens,| Curtains in various tasteful styles; breath of complaint about anything.| SUPREME COURT = decision #f measuring 25x54 inches, suitable for mostly one and two pairs of a pattern, An I listened to the girl who had| Wfitten by former Justice Hughes : y . . come out fn a $100 frock and a lim-|'® hands of Fish Commissioner table runners, pillow coverings and but several numbers in larger quanti- the Darwin, decides all Indians, when ovatne, chatting chumm! frock | Off reservations, must comply with girl who had arrived in a $1 and the street car, I realized that sbing laws rT thing big had already been ac ORY CLEANING extabiishments omplished and that something big-| ¥On't be permitted to run gasoline ner in to come. into sewers, as result of fire pa At 9°20 tattoo sent the girls to the | trol provision passed Wednesday long rooms, with the dozens of little | DY public safety committee white tron cots alo © wall SEATTLE PORT comminsion re There are two companies in each | fused Wednesday to permit Skin dormitory, and last night the com Eddy corporation to place guy manding officer of each company, ite dolphin in East waterway called her girls together and gave|™ight Interfere with transporta them their orders Me ach ESE » told them their hate are t torthwest be worn with the brims tinged don ern approaching port with only one A Demonstration of pops "euro Dr. Scholl Foot Specialties ties. —First Floor. other uses. Basement Salesroom they are not to roam about the fort | 11.000 cases of salmon in groups of leas than #ix without a| COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS chaperon, that they must not wear Drumheller has nted six extra gay ties, and that there will be no|™men to rong Increased business t leave ° cas of neces.| Paving thru custome district : . Sn ere im canes Of poces:/TINCREAGE OF more than $0 This Week, in the Basement Salesroom Then each girl scrambled into | 252.748 worth of merchandise over : her own white cot, and be it said | #mount shipped last year passed jf Shoe Section to the ete l credit. of the fem.|thru custome district during fiscal ee rst {nine army, there was no more| year just ended ae heal ii : ; sound in the barracks of the Firat) LOUIS FEU and Joe Romy, Seat A SPECIALIST from the Dr. Scholl factory Infantry of the Washington Wom-|tle boys, narrowly escaped death fe 3 anc t mw en's Guard Wolasii, -. when aaotancy da is in attendance and will be glad to show you 2 struck street car at Seventh ave thy Sc cj ific appliances 4 ies Ft. Lawton Moon Jand FE. Unton at + hy Dr. Scholl scientific appliance: i and remedie Gets a Surprise | KING COUNTY osteopaths met prove so efficient in relieving foot ailments and discomforts. a Wednesday night in Leary building (> cB Tr : Th oonligh fted n fT 3 : a 4 “arracte the wide-open ‘windows and’ fleck. {®8d discuewed ethods of combat DR. SCHOLL’S FOOT-EAZER, for Men and Women, corrects ed the floor with silver. He was|!?& infanttle paralysis eak ‘ ‘ Ne res, fa arches re e eak probably surprised old person | FUNERAL OF Matthew Mullen, |p weak ankles, cramped toes, fallen arches, Strengthens: weak the moon—last night, when he saw|Of Seattle fire department, who insteps, gives relief from corns, bunions and other discom- the long yellow, brown, red and|led Wednesday, will be held Fri black braids spread out over the|4ay, at 9 a, m., from the Chureh of forts. army pillows the Immaculate Conception af eh abated a ae s ; ehiact’ tetahea Taps sounded their “Lights out!| TWO COMPANIES of Coast ar-/f Other Scholl specialties which will be demonstrated include: Good night!” And I don't remem-|tillery from Fort Worden are en r erior sh Supports; Children’ 2 Sup- ber any more at all camped at American lake ‘Thurs.|ft b Anterior Metatarsal Arch s ur nr rts; Children s Reform Sup At 6:15 we all awoke with the | day, where they will remain until |i { ports; Bunion Reducers; Toe Flexes; Walk-Strate Heel Pads; a reveille. It was pretty cold at|after business men’s training ff} i i ~ ~ 6:16, but there wasn't one girl to| camp x Pedico Foot Balm, Soap and Powder; Absorbo Corn Pads; fi whom f#oldiering seemed less at-| FOR SECOND time this. month, 3 ‘orn P ers § tractive than It did yesterday | Minx Ellen Wells, New ake ce Fixo Corn Plasters. —Basement Salesroom } The all ned. up at 7 and were! tel, on First ave. was arrested k reviewed by Corporal Thomas, | Wednesday for selling liquor = } 1om the government sent to drill] SENATOR LANE has in 7 the girls, then at 7:30 we all filed wavy .appropiation bill Kiev tial bhfhe tadmaiae-as providing for $600.00 a» Diamond Lawn Mower Odd Items in F tion fdr submarine base inspection. A member of the t pa one marine t in Ghath ee anh amare Sasage wronk | tumble river KILLED 200-pound With Grass Catcher, CHINA AND GLASS about the way one makes one's "i pdnesda , 78 0 bed than one's mother ever |Shark Wednesday at entrance of thought of doing Matawan creek, New ited | Special $4.00 A Disposal ii | They Just Have to week oan N the aisle tables |Have Dressing Tables iach delete ore patie Sa S' BSTANTIAL, well - finished facing elevators Unth 9 o'elor ; at [Ran work Wednesday to wage fight ; Sats Anc to Pe sie be poy ae nthe Heat | ngainst Infantile paralysis spread. | } Lawn Mower in 16-inch size, in Basement Sales- the.girl’ soldiers fornied a steady (128 help following report of 30 with 8-inch drive wheels and four fuel stream to the back porch in a “ae adie M4 Sb SAEME GUESS rev lv ing knives set in bronze oe nolugey ate search for packing boxes for the |'h® Preceding ours 9 . ss items in China an construction of dressing tables NATIONAL ADDRESS signed by aehlag bardine itt uk c : id ‘ It seems that a man soldier finds prominent Ge rman ci Izens d of c; ogether with arass Glass at 10c, 15c¢ and 25¢ each; Semi-por- little use for a dressing table | ficials w » published shortly Si ‘“ tna “J e 5, Peay = > The lecture lasted until, 11, ana {asking that German chancellor tn Catcher of heavy striped canvas celain Wash Bowls at Isc; a few Fruit then the girls went to their quar-| fluence public opinion toward mod with galvanized iron bottom, spe- Baskets at 25c; Initialed Tumblers, 20: ters to prepare for dress parade. | ¢rate peace, a he, : ; for 6; Colonial Tumbl 18e Preparation for dress parade con-| TOLEDO BRIDGE AND CRANE cial (Mower and Grass Catcher), EI ic sper agba can + ae aad sists of turning the collar of the|Co. filed suit here Wednerdpy || $4.00. Earthenware Teapots at 25. khak! coats high, buttoning {| against Manhattan Contracting Co. fe . Housewares Section, Rasement. —Basement Salesroom. about the throat, and tn rolling|to recover $3,183.30 for work on {the brim of one’s khaki hat| Duwamish bridge |