The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1916, Page 10

Slintey ira Pike Street Second Avenue Union Street A Sale of “Harvard Mills” THE BON MARCHE Etliott 4100 7 AA i a « ec SR a eS AY THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ Women’s Union Suits at 59c *Tis a Special Purchase and Sale ot Jobber’s This store is always in a position to take job SIZES 34 TO ber's or maker's surplus stocks off their hands 2 (for spot cash) provided the goods are right and 44 INCHES, | prices are right—in this way it can hold special sales and offer you special value This time both prices and goods were very right indeed, and we secured a line of the well-known “Harvard Milla” and “Merode” Women’s Union Suits to sell at 59¢ each They are the grades that sel! at $1.00 25 and $1.50 Hand-trimmed, with high, low or Dutch long sleeves short sleeves or sleeveless, in the light weight BUT ALL IN EVERY WEIGHT NOT SIZES jium or heavy or Maia Ploor FINI Surplus Stock of $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 hnit Underclothes MADE OF LISLI PHREAD OR BLEACHED COTTON,IN WEIGHTS | Summer Wearables Reduced — | Deeply Cut Prices Are the Orders of the Day on All Small Lots of Women’s 23 Odd Mid-Summer Suits for $5.00 | 3 Palm Beach, 3 silverbloom, 8 linen crash, 3 khaki, 2 white wool, | corduroy Party Dresses Worth $24.50 at $8.95 3 white linen, Summer Apparel 1 white Crepe chiffon and taffetas in the leading shades with lace or net bodices. Wool and Silk Dresses, Special $7.95 Worth to $16.50—all-wool serges, serge and silk combined and silk taffeta—one-piece and coat style Dainty Lingerie Dresses for $5.95 Voile, crepe, challis, dimity and wash silk Dresses—fluffy models, middy or coat styles. $1.95 and $2.95 Khaki Garments $1.00 Khaki Dresses, worth $2.95; Khaki Divided Skirts worth $2.95; Plain Skirts Worth $1.95 Films in by noon are ready by 5 p. m.; in by 5 p. m, ready by noon th Semi-Annual Sale of Corsets The best time of the entire year to do your C« and Bra Siere buying, for the makers co-operate with us in order that you may have special bargains SOc Corsets, sizes 19 to 30, short mod- | $3.50 G. D. Justrite Corsets of heay els with gored 39c } | cout sizes 26 to $1 95 hips, at... . } 00 ‘and $1.50 Brassieres with Seay 3.00 C. B. a ta Spirite Corsets for a slender figures $1.69 75c): 79c “" $2.95 rset eco and embroidery Yokes, at ... 61.25 White Broche Corsets, | $3.50 Nemo Corsets, sizes 19 to 28, special cl reducing $3.00 AMERICAN LADY CORSETS AT $2.29 Style 5741 American Lady Corsets, sizes 19 to 30 i trimmed broche models in white or pink, with medium } bust and long skirt. $5.00 AMERICAN LADY CORSETS AT $3.45 Style 37071 White Broche Corsets with low bust, long skirt and free hip—satin ribbon and lace trim- ming; sizes 19 to 28, —Third Floor, Sonth, A “QUICK ACTION” FILM SERVICE IN THE KODAK SECTION Upper Male Floor —Seeond Vlowr next day | } | b All the utiful flora | dainty shower effects, | and pretty colorings Our entire if on sale at revised prices Broken Lines of Silk Waists Worth to $5.95 Reduced to $2.50 IN SILK CREPE DE CHINE “TAFF A SILK, M ALINE OR GEORGETTE CREPE Broken lines and odd lots of Silk Waists, | worth up to $5.95, at about half price— $2.50. Nicely tailored models in silk or lace, combined in black and a nic of colors. 27-INCH 10¢ 10c silk and ¢ range 20¢ PEGGIE CLOTH —Seeond Floor. | 1 stripes, Lovely Voiles at Deeply Cut Prices all the all the bizarre stripes all for less stock of sheer cotton vo iles 25c Voiles 19c a Yd. 35c Voiles 25c a Yd. 40c Voiles 29c a Yd. —Lower Main Floor. Domestic Economies GINGHAM AT 7c In lengths to 20 yards. PRINTED LAWNS AT Floral patterns, 28 inches wide 6c AT 12 32 inches wide, al to 10 yards. Lower Main Kloor, Buy Your Matting Rugs NOW WHILE THE BON MARCHE IS HOLDING THIS SALE The season. 39c Matting Rugs Size 27x54 Inches 25c Ea. Rugs to try tan year's lowest prices on Matting Three sizes—in nice Oriental design 49c Matting Rugs Size 36x72 Inches meabe | blue, and green AT SPECIAL and catch up on a backward $3.50 Matting Rugs Size 9x12 Feet $2.49 Cretonnes—Pretty Ones for 10c Yard Cretonnes a the the right 1 special sale of and design Wednesday, a in nice coloring summer home 25c Bordered Scrims | 98c Couch Covers, at 15c a Yard | Inches Wide, 79c iterials to bri 50 | 36 1 up the inches wide, camp or 10c Curtain Scrims at 5c Yard Yard-wide Bordered Scrim in| Couch Covers, 50 inches wide, Serims, some with plain cen neat flo designs; slightly im-| with Roman stripes; mostly | ters with colored borders; some perfect ard reds, but a few green | with allover patterns “Carry Home” Specials in the Delicatessen —Third Floor Take your package with you, and get the benefit of these special price Chipped Beef, finest quality, per | Kippered Salmon, always the | Orange Marmalade, Mra. Mc pound 10¢ | best, a pound 414¢ | Pherson’s, pound 1Se¢ Apple Butter, fresh and whole | Mayonnaise Dres: quality | ¢ 1 Cheese, fine quality, per gome, 4 pound.............. 9¢ | unexcelled, a pound 30¢ | p ine hb Floor, PRICES CAN YOU SPELL? ROTH, IN MEMORY LESSON, | TELLS HOW TO DO IT!] a - expeNnfe © seef\Rare | } Observe that the dollar mark and a wedge have here been substi tuted in place of the troublesome letters “S" and “A” in the words “expense” and “separate.” The similarity of the substituted charac ters to the correct letters will impress the proper spelling Other characters will suggest themselves for use in this manner with some of your yet misspelled words. The words should be written out, with the character substituted for a puzzling letter much enlarged if | as in the accompanying lilustration IRISH ROW MAY SPLIT CABINET | Lloyd George Offers to Quit Cabinet and Papers Take Gloomy View BY DAVID M. ROTH Seattle Memory Master A good memory and good spelling her If you will analyze words whict | usually go you constantly misspell, y readily remedy the fault Lot's take the word “separate for example The common ten-/ dency probably is to apell it “se rate,” with an “e” where the “a |whould be If you will write out the word thus: “Sep-A-rate,” in large ve PREMIER IS WORRIED ea big wedge for the middle tacnasiaesls t (the wedge having the LONDON, July 25.—The » of the letter “A”) coalition cabinet was en: r again misspell it | Ihave found this method remark.| 4@ngered today by the Irish ably effective with those | have! question. David Lioyd George, coached minister of war and originator Perha ou are inclined to use of the compromise plan for for "S" in the we settlement of the Irish prob. ree| lem, was quoted as having of fered to resign in view of the failure of the cabinet to ac quiesce in his proposals to the Irish nationalists Evidencing the crucial nature of the Asquith to tlar to 8, will with the word Premier have ne at con da rred with A. J. Bal four ith a hear mar firet lord of the admiralty * in a word you servative Leader Bonar Law ‘Min : | often photograph ‘it | ister of War L orge, and correctly on your mem Austen Chamberla retary for 1 ofte the word “until” in| India, and lawye @ king. demonstr spelling it thus Threats to submit the question UNTIL-L-—and crossing out the su-|to a vot in @ general perfluous 1. made during Ina you hay election were i. ANALYZE the given up as a hopele became almost perfect weeks Incidentally, mer vated among ch suspended schools today, tho it is on the| The situation today was that the erying needs. inet confessed its purpose not Any school subject can be made| ntroduce @ & fan study if children are} until the agreement amo rties and appealed to to endeavor to ot In the business world poor mem reement. Retention means a colossal waste today, | m of the nationalist representa tion in undiminished numbers was point which taught a sctentific method of im preasing and retaining facts, date and formulas or The loss of time in our city de partments, for instance—time for|the main which you help pay—due to lack of | agreement good memories, would astonish you | London newspaper editorials took It takes about ur ofa valua-|a gloomy view of the crisis ble man’s time to look up 50 téle phone numbers alone duri a day If people only knew how easily ww ANTS” WOMEN TO" the habit of remembering is ac: | ey know the funda-| FOR quired, once t VOTE HUGHI mental principles, there would be |» few forgetful persons A young bank clerk I coached for & few weeks now is able to call every one of his bank's 2.500 depos. jitors by name when they come for | statements | What I have set forth here and in | articles A, B, C of memory is, of cc been able to hint at by which every man can im » his retentiveness at t 25 per cent y careful’reading and digestion ¢ these memory aids you sbould, however, have grasped enough to guide you far our way to be- coming FORGET-PROOF (The End) NO WAR WITH JAPS night in B after a five-months' | B < mm, * 6 AX arrived onday trip thru the Orlent with the im “MI: 55 FRANCES KELLER pression that the United States | would never go to war with J | Walsh was highly impressed with the commercial strides made by Japan and deplored the lack of ef forts on America’s part to extend her trade across the Pactfic I have only the principt 2 shh VOM DOLDILLLLILL LMM tte Former Gov women's national committee of the women of the United States for the \former supreme court justice. _ MISS ANNE MARTIN, announced Monday tha’ et | ee | CLEVELAND BEATS GIANTS jartera of the National W eveland defeated the New Yor) n an exhibition game at d yesterday, 3 to Mc ised four pitchers next month tional suftrag MILITIA OF PRESIDENT'S HOME TOWN NOT READY, SHEPHERD SAYS Untted Press Staff Correspondent buckles and everything. no horses But he has BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD BROWNSVILLE, Tex., July 25 Militia from President Wilson's own home town was no more ready to| go into Mexico than any other state milftia along the border Col, W mounts ho band, Which comes from the pre ‘nt's town, has plenty of horns and drums, but the tneiner J, Perry, of the First Vir |stor tins which ore used in destroy ginia, whose home {s in Staunton, |ing garbage haven't arrived poke smilingly in his tent of In a pinch, if we had to go into what he hoped © sent him/ Mexico, officers could ride in in the way of supplies Fords,” said Col. Perry. “We could He has a machine gun company!hitch our wagons behind motor that | trucks all ready to go into Mexico except that It has no machine guns. He has 20 fine transport wagons ready for immediate use, The} Mexico?’ I asked |harness 18 In excellent shape, with’ “It would require two months,” How much time would you want prevented ff Miss Kellar is chairman of the Hughes alliance, and has under taken the task of lining up the Fewer than half his officers have | to prepare your regiment to go Into | 1 H Hi H | i 1 i \ FREDERICK&NELSON Women’s Golfine Outing Skirts Reduced to $3.85 YEPARATE Skirts of high-grade golfine cloth, excel. 4 i W : lently tailored and de igned with separate belts, ; : novelt pockets and large pearl button trimming, : fs h =} Color ; i : White Gold Coral Rose Tan : | = i : Taupe Light and Dark Green . { {jj ! ‘ Navy and Copenhagen : / | ‘ a vood assortment of sizes to choose from. Excep. a 1 ‘ tional values at $3.85. “4})} : Also Reduced to $3.85, . MU? are high-grade Cotton ‘Outing Skirts (broken lines) | : NY ; comprising smart models in Sports-stripe Gaberdines, : { i * Japanese Crepes, Bedford Cords and Denims, also a The Clearance of few in plain ‘White Pique Cor is. Exceptional values. Suits, Coats and Dresses broken lines pre-inver tions for Cloth and Silk Dresses in the prevailing .50, $15.00 and $20.00. and Cloth and Silk Coats, reduced to $12 remainit clearar Cloth and Silk Suits in tail dressy models, redu $18.50 and $24. $1 i or an om the summer's earlier ¢ styles for afternoon 0, la qu and oted at decisive re- afternoon and evening wear, suitable for street, sports wear, reduced to $10.00, $15.00 and $20.00, —Second Floor, Basement Seeenaill A Special Purchase of Summer Wash Dresses To Sell at | $2. 95 | Exceptional Values oo ive are just such good-looking and inexpen- Frocks are one will want a good supply of, to round out the August vacation wardrobe. Three Styles Are Pictured and purchase, i there mater Che try wear als are g are several other just as ple Jing styles suitable for to od quality Corded Voiles, Cotton Crash, Cotton Crepes in’ a selection of pre effects. Women's priced at $2.95. an tty d col d Misses’ izes. Unusually nd ce ymbination low- —Rasement Salesroom Newly Arrived Blouses at $2.85 Unusually Attractive in Value SPECIAL purchase just received, featuring such cool, daintily-fastfioned blouses as many women can use several of at this very low price. The fabrics are Crepe de Chine, Chiffon, Pongee, Crepe Georgette, Nets and Tub Silk the fashion able Maize, Flesh and Peach tints, als ck, white and stripe combination Waists of excellent $2.85. } style anc exceptional value, at Basement Salesroom Paper rr Specialties / + Of Wide Usefulness suggested. by the sum- mer displays in the House- wares Section, Basement. ; Kalamazoo Papricloth Ice Blankets, when placed over the ice im your re- frigerator, will retard evaporation and efiect a substantial saving on your ice bills; 15¢ each. Scottissue Towels, extra heavy and absorbent, package of 150, size 11x 50c. 15 Purity Paper Jars, very substantial, for pickles, jams, butter, salads; just right for camp and pic- Xe dozen. nic use, X Paper Jelly Glasses, 40c dozen Lily Paper for 90c Cups, 100 Paprus Picnic Plates, 25 for 10c. Sylvan Picnic Package; 1 table cloth, 12 plates, 12 napkins, 10c, Paper Ice Cream and Salad Dishes, 4c dozen, Julep Straws, package of 500, usewares Section, Basement Electric Pocket Flashlights T home and in the field, Electric Flash- of a reliable type proves itself a valued pos- 35« u an light session within a very short time Tn our House- wares Section is a good showing of these handy ust now levices, yecially of in- t to those vound for vaca- ions in the country Vest Pocket Flashlights in flat sizes plated cases, three $1.00, $1.20 and $1.70. Tubular Flashlights with metal and fiber cases, in regu lation patterns, 5 to § $1.00. to $1.50; miner's pattern, with large lens and re- flector (excellent for camp), $1.50, $1.70 and $2.00 each. inches long, Pencil-shape Flashlights tn nickel case. but practi cal, for travel business men, physicians attach to any watch chain; $1.00. oxtra batteries and bulbs are ed, to fit all of the flash- ghts. yusewares Section, Basement.