The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1916, Page 8

THE SEATT UNITED PRESS THE BON MARCHE | LINKS U.S. T0 ~ SOUTH AMERICA Leading Papers to Get World| News From New York [HOWARD MAKES All the Fine Summer Dresses Worth Up to $24.50 | Have Been Regrouped and Repriced at $9.95 DEAL | PAULA LOSES ALL HER SAV BUPNOS AYRES, Aug. 7—Long| INGS AND TELLS HER We have only space to tell you of a few of the |} term contzants Sere ciceed hers te TROUBLES TO EMMA! charming bargains you will find here. service, which The Seattle Star re-] “1 will confess to you, Margie ceives, is extended to South Amer-|sald Paula, describing the typer A $14.50 Summer Dress of white batiste has faint [f)\). see ae tae titel pening hott with principal headquarters in| cross stripings of sky blue and a sash of white taf the office of La Necion,. Botth|"that if you had told me, six feta silk ribbon, at $9.95 America's greatest newspaper | months before, | would sit at table | i Coincidentally the Central and| with the people | have just been A $19.50 Model « a fine drop-stitch voile mee 1 tolling about, | 11d have thought! South American Cable company has with broad beading of pink, light blue or lavender, |HIrequced the press rate between New [you verazy, Enna, all the whill and is lace trimmed, at $9.95 York and South Amertean cities| she was telling her story, was ger | A $21.95 Seeded Voile Dress—comes in a delicate from 22 ts to 15 cents per word, | te peo with - suite and fork 1 1 commiting other breaches of apricot shade with pretty lace ruffles at the throat, This ¢ which establishes the/ Si! commitcing ot ~~ | 0s 7 |f_irst comprehensive news service | eHauette A price $9.95 ; 2 ‘ |between the two continents, was nd yet 1 began to see how very A $24.50 Dress of fine white mercerized batiste— [J) closed by Roy W. Howard of New : eir lives and to} is a beauty, with its light blue embroidery and light hey pronide nt of the United Press yaaa hits RenbOHall lid 1 "i id Jorge Mitre, publisher of Li of o lly hypocris blue solid border with messaline sash to match, $9.95. J) Mv8 jorge Autre, publisher of La) vig’ conventional crust was more N H D ses for 95 | Charles P. Stewart, formerly gen-| Just than | our opinions of their ew House Dresses for Yoc jeral European manager of the |PU/DUNG MARNGr Ome ie until a sat at ihe et every one had gon ald, if I went out, I hited Press, will be in general for | wa charge of the South American ser Chambrays, Ginghams and Percales afr Why pay more when you can get good House | vies a iced aud lokuiedy se Dresses for 95c? These are sizes 36 to 44, trimmed jf) |, \ Piped i here that the clos-| others they nad hur ne Of these contracts marks a new I went te c ook off my vor ot se a a y-ray | went to my ro h my) with contrasting colors of self material and zig-zag flepoch in the development of social clothes, and threw myself on the braid and embroidery. Skirts are full-gored a Lingerie Waists at 79c | Japanese Kimonos at $1.65 | Dainty Summer Waists of lingerie, voile | and organdy, plain white and striped effects | —trimmings are lace, tucks, embroidery or contrasting colors. 4 commercial relations betw orth and South America. fore the principal newspapers of South America have recetved their | news from European agencies The United Press now will cover| the world for South American! jDapers, On account of cable trans-| }mission conditions, much of the| [service will be filed direct from the! bed Hereto All remembered I had follars of my| jewel bag inside once I nut ten a little walet | t “| got up Sastily and looked about the room. It was not there. My monay—all | had in the world exceot ten dollars— was gone Copenhagen, light blue and pink Japanese cotton crepe kimonos; hand embroidered in floral designs, finished with sash Second Floor. 2" ish London, Berlin, Paris and Rome! For sm ment 1 cowie not this . There'll Be a Wonderful Showing of Skirts | 2" | and, loosing my ae, er » ‘a at 95c CONTINUED Re. For Tuesday will be Skirt Day at FROM PAGE 1 ingot es aoe tat en | 1 was frantic one 1 could not FATHER CAPTURES = ;::: with fright get work the o the August Sale of White. There will be Skirts of nainsook, with deep flounces of fine shadow lace and embroidered beading, run through cape fut are and wit a sob | threw] i nynelf acrons the bed with a silk wash ribbon | r aia b Sree f -ked | and Val. { for the arrest of O'Neill did t ealize my door was One pretty style has an Il-inch flounce ot tucked lawn and Val. lace insertion anc This Barron ¢ The warrant | *ghtly open edging, with nainsook underlay. Another has deep flounce of tucked lawn, with Swiss |[/ was tseued from Police Judge Gra Here, here k up! buck up! embroidery ruffle, and they are only 95¢ each ham's court two warrants, in fact ‘ ts not , " ° honor ye he ae ‘ . lioney Gone, Too said a loud voice, and | raised my Women’s Short White Petticoats, 29 and | White Skirts with deep flounces of tucks They charned O'Neill and Mra.| eves to ato the face of thell 31 inches long, of crepe, lace trimmed | and lace, at ........ yeahs The Barron with grand larceny, Barron | talkative girl at the dinner table ee a 59¢ | White Sateen Skirts with deep flounce fin- | phn Pg ay Pas tg Sy 1 Pt png hs Lawes aa Brel Full White Skirts with circular flounce of ished with buttonhole embroidery..$1.25 |[) artair was the » “yo Propel at the Sumner takin bet Talat kage meas pat gel ite — White Skirts, several styles, for sport wear, |}/ Ay In one of the trunks think it wan as bad as this. What's it irts, body of soft muslin wit o yaa on fror he apartment,| the matt kid ias your sweet id n < y with scalloped edges teeereecere $1.45 Barron said, was $160 in cash be-| beart turned you down? What eT Tere Seesessesseceses ss White Nainsook Skirts with rows of Val. |I| longing to Barron's firm have you left home and mother Extra-size Skirts, extra wide in body TE is cee ae ee $1.98 |}} The warrants were never served, | for? embroidery ruffle ............. ... 69¢ altho O'Neill visited Capt. Tennant You don’t understand it,’ I he oe gO jthe next day | “1 say I do” she answ FOR AN EXTRA BUSY TUESDAY IN THE BUSY NOTION SECTION Tennant ways (Nell! explained | ‘Come on, pack up its little fancy |f to him that the diamond had ori« }tooth bryah and hie itself back to finally been nis daughter's, and had | the ones that are longing and watt Sewing Cotton 47c a Dozen, in Black or White been reset from one of a pair of] ing for thee, pretty one. There is pa Se . ‘ earrings she formerly wore. Mis! just as muc for the " All numbers in Clark’s O. N. T. and J. & P. Coats’ 200-yard spools of black or ON spore APA ad , ast as much pl for thee in thi 3 : ay 7 : Neti! had a worrant issued fer! piace an there is for those gold white Sewing Cotton for 47c a dozen on Tuesday. Not more than 1 dozen to each Barron's arrest in San Francisco! ;,onogrammod tvory-backed brus at this special price. ae SReees there ot the earrings on that old broken legged chest of a P d Tennant save he held Barron | drawers Busy Beo Sewing Silk, black | Wylie’s Machine Thread | . Mme. Butterfly Invisible here in July, r nim when | {awe AS and staple colors, 100 yards to Hair Nets, 2 for Se. fas O'Neill re oe Ge ast tt, Em Bete the spool. 3 spools for Toe. 2 Spools for 5 Ste. Sunseduthen’ seanbebel Mlscasieraer sas soins | thera in no lace tor me and T have Se Basting Cotton, Nos. 40, J. & H. Wylie’s 200-¢ard | Ol, polishes and prevents Sees Bride Sail Away proce Tt weak 40 Ga; and 50 and 60; 2 spools 5c. Pg a bag 4 ‘c rust, bottle, 7e. The last Barron saw of his bride | “OT* 82 rap eoton eo e 0. N. T. Darning Cotton, | spools of Gcord Sewing Cot- | ““bigin Maid Crochet Thread. ons tt the Gand Trauk dean i kid, one at « time black, white and colors, 3 balls | ton at 2 spools for Se; nearly | 3 balls, 10. shortly before the Admiral Schley | Besin all over and go slow for 5¢. all numbers, in black or white. —Upper Maia Fleer. sailed for San “rancisco about mid-| Margie, I just h ad to tell some | night Saturday one, and so I began the whole story He was telling his story to a re. before I got to where my porter when O'Neill, Mra. Barron |™ died, that girl's arms were and the vessel's captain came | @bout me. down the ging plank | *You poor, lonely little rab- | The captain edvised Barron that| bit, don’t you go off your head! These Special ems, ‘ Inderpri 5 he had better ro home and “quit| I'll help you get a place tomor It Each Decidedly U iced for a Single Day trying to mako trouble.” Barr 1 row. If I've got canned we'll . ’ ) stood firm | look for jobs together. Come | ff 36-Inch Printed 119c¢ | 31 Boy’ $150, OBE Ii rsC ace v0 doing never] svar tn my room and ety a | 25c Voiles, Yard............/ Long Pants Khaki Suits... .. jasked O'Neil | night.’ | 3 4 ; Papa’ rate, I suddenly remembe Floral, figured and striped patterns in Khaki Suits, made with Norfolk jackets, Just tating 6 tlhe og RI FP “* Roc ‘iy of pear i i Printed Voiles—very pretty shades, at 19c | with brass buttons and military collar; |[}|this affair,’ rejoined the son-in | ence I received from my com- |i law >) n ove! a fj | a yard. pam ™ Fieer. | broken lines ee . i panions at school, and never a|if ¥ ne ne peer Main Pieces. iil ONellt's temper was aroused. | word since, and in jy heart I made | - ) | ’ 7 ou tramp,” he said,|a litte prayer: ‘Oh, G W reise 1 Dkc| Nemesia. IGL.AG fares ose gt ad i ons it amma 36 Inches Wide... ......! 2\ | $3.50 Oxfords, Pair......! get you where there weren't any \! | reporters. I'd fix you,” | (To Be Continued) Fine and sheer are these Printed Voiles, White Nubuck Button Oxfords with full His demeanor caused Rarron (o| with coin dot and floral designs; 36 inches | round toes and leather military heels; sizes retire hastily. When he returned wide. —Lower Main Floor. | 3 to 7 wtiggaie thien: Win, he was with two uniformed police | CAVE-IN KILLS ONE | | men | est 27-Inch 10c 7c | 10, Writing 1 | ates, OMe, intercodes | AND INJURES TWO | Dress Gingham, Yd Tablets, Special FOC Ul air, Barron, hutless and very | | ev tecees ee ces » ML vee sere ee eee | pale, ed her father to “lea - Plaid and Checked Dress Ginghams, 7¢ Linen-finish Writing Tablets, both plain wg Bers d to return aboard Autom) e watt on fhe : . : P ‘e : te he Admiral Sc With consid. |¢ Seattle road, one mile sc a yard; 27 inches wide, in lengths to 20} and ruled; full size; special at 5e instead erable reluctat ‘O'Neill po rh mad brag era Ricaiee Sue thee i yards. —tewer Mata Fieor, | Of 10c. —Upper Main Floor. [fis daughter wished, stopping long | hours Saturday when a cavein of ff : enough to tell the reporter his ver.|the Duwamish irrigation ditch | Dress Percales 18 7x10-Inch 75¢ ‘69 ton of the case, killed one man and injured two i That Dt np,” aid others 10c Values, 36-Inch.........../ C Photo Albums at............ c veleled Hig) 4 ron lig Teena Mb nyone luckiger, 139 Mead st. age |i} Dress Percales, 36 inches wide, in lengths Ideal loose-leaf Photo Albums, contain San Francisco and married 49, was buried in the tunnel under | to 10 yards; light and medium shades; 8c | ing 50 leaves with black cloth binding; Kr stole her diamonds and about|the road, and was dead when un-| ff ’ inl at 60) |$250 that she had in cash. I ought | covered a yard. —Lewer Main Floor. | Special at 6% |to kill him j te ve Maffi and Joe Charvot, two | ¥ Says Girl Eloped lother laborers, were injured inter. |§ Pint-size Mason \49c 18-Inch 19c Corset Parron ean ne geet wen tox. [tne laborers, were Injured inter | Fruit Jars, Dozen...........! Cover Embroidery ..... lowed from San Francisco by |""Tho cavein left a aunken ditch | f “ ri Ne & daughter, ho, oe # . y » i “Kerr's” Self-sealing Mason Fruit Jars We have in this lot of Corset Cover Em ield Wine her Sather be 7S Pee poroee tt road wh h had to be |M —made of clear glass, complete with cov-| broideries, a splendid variety of patterns; |[|aire and that they could have any.) eiately Tepaires ers—the pint size —Lewer Main Floor. | 18 inches wide, all well worked thing they wished if he would mar-| —Upper Main Floor. |p) PY her THOUSANDS HONOR =| ° That diamond belonge to me 90c Cups and Saucers, } 55 Mill Remnants of 98 before ne i pefore I ever met Mrs. Rarron BE ag seers vp séonscee) Cc $2.50 Drapery Velours, Yard. . Cc We became acquainted in San VICTIMS OF WAR Thin Oriental China Tea Cups and] 50 and S4inch Velours, in lengths of 1 [J hranciseo shen she was living at | Saucers, in handsome floral decorations— | to 8 yards—brown, green, red, old rose It was love Pag ergy tght, but. T| Te ena thestine aindas i i! open air mass meeting Sunday |]f] night in Volunteer park, when sey | guess she thought I | always let her h wanted. 1 money The father came and tan shades 36-Inch Curtain Scrims, 10c Value........ was wealth anything she plenty of set of 6 for 5ic. 19-Inch 50 Co Back Satin, aYord.........../20C —Lower Mat —Third Floor, ye Floor. eral thousand persons expres deep sympathy for the suf the European war. Cavanaugh | band played airs sorning to our apartment she her appropriate to the } | Serviceable, lustrous cotton-back Satin Good quality Curtain Scrims, full yard it is nut sane Lente Some | Secasion © What half price; 19 inches wide, in a good] wide with neat side borders in floral de- [J|{ungs for tae house, Including an eer meting wax called by the |f Fe line of colors. —Upper Main Floor. | Signs —Third Floor | A friend of Barton's attested he | Central Council of Social Agencic | i ce) had seen Barron wearing the dis.{@nd was non-sectarian, At the close eters ee ae ’ = |mond in San Francisco weeks be-|4 resolution was adopted expre } FOR BARGAIN TUESDAY IN THE GROCERY | fore Ee ee When Marron the dock he| ones copy of the resolutions will |B . declared he had already purchased |be sent to all the countries engaged ashington Creamery Butter at 29c a Pound GE and asthe er eee a ticket and berth fo ortlana, |in the war : ' : re, he said, be intended t¢| Various pastor a represe: Freshly churned—delivered only withother groceries. dercheded an ze Mn pared lieve if mite i on ry fit K th 0 erent social clubs | ff New Potatoes, extra fine { Cut String Beans, can..Q¢ | Elbow-cut Macaroni, Ib.5¢ wept oon Loves ‘His Wife da f : | course,” he quality, large size; 12% Ibs. | Jello, any flavor, pkg...8¢ | “Nu-Blu,” priced, pkg ted, I can't ¢ OE: cie'e one | | here, it seems I have no oth-| ILLNESS SERIOUS | Eise Sosp, 6 bate BB ONE Se BAR MULE TEAM )| Del Monte Solid Pack at vay. of topo ng this man from | | BORAX SOAP FREE pes a Ap yaad running off with my wife u i Campbell's Soup, any PGE ic cree nos ets cpa matoes, No. 2% size cans, ie blg for me to handle, 1 only| _ Following a restless night, J f ce 8¢ inte Wasi Bore ot’ Seep |3 Wie Pe cae tee sae 29¢ wae aa erie, Min he weighs Lehr ste presinent of ath, ete Oa 1] certainly going to|Bacon & Co., was repor Sugar-cured Sliced Bacon, | rine v Borax 8 12 | Furguson’s Orange Marma |make him pay for this. at noon to be still in a serious con H ib. 25¢@; by the vieee, a per 4 Mie, Team Borax Soap. ASH aude 1th; pkgs is. «a2 19¢ |]],“Piverce? No." he dectared. | dition 3 pars fo! oe | What do I want of a divorce? eo is wufte " lite, —Fourth Fleer. wouldn't marry tho best wos shies Haar tne ohraleney anal ia oma in| heart affection, but physicians have| fl ;the world, if 1 was free,” hopes for his recovery, A Disposal a Summer House Dresses At Keenly Reduced Prices NUMBER of A outdoor tional very wear. Made value wear, Stripes; tan or coral with Small Rag Rugs Reduced Basement Salesroom| Ostrich Neckpieces $1.50 summer Neck- PF’ FFY, vieces of black mbinatic Ostrich, in and white, alse ns of black green and rose with white They measure 27 inches long, and are attractive values at $1.50. —Basement Salesroom. Women’s Vests 35c W OMEN'’S Fine Swiss- ribbed Lisle Vests, with mercerized beading at top and arm-cyes, HM, 3% e cach; or $1.00. Basement Salesroom. sizes and 38, Embroidery Flouncings 25c Yard HESE 27 Cambric inch fine T feature a Flouncings variety of pleas ing patterns that are espe- adapted for and petticoat trim- Priced at 25¢ yard. —Banement Salesroom. cially well dress ming New Striped Crepes 25c Yard ASHABLI dyed Crepes in wide yarn single and cluster stripe pink satisfactory effects of blue, and green very middy blouses Twenty-eight 25¢ yard Natural-color Dress Linen ven weave and good for waists, and dresses wide, inches for women’s and and wide, texture, children’s waists dresses, 36 inches 25e¢ yard Basement Salesroom, New Dress Goods Arrivals 75c Yard | hate CIALLY ent in the Dres arrivals the Jamestown desirable promin advance are Plaids, so children’s and wom serv tor dresses en's) wear that the among and so they have eputation of the fabrics to T5e@ yard New Striped Silks in rose, green, plum, blue and black and white effects, inches wide, $1.00 yard Basement Salesroom iceable earned being wearing had at best be FREDERICK&NELSON pretty styles in at the reduced prices. fashioned from ginghams, tissues pink, blue 24x36 reduced to T5¢. 27x54 reduced to $1.25. up in fine ginghams, tissue voiles and REDUCED TO $1.25 House Dresse poll weather wear REDUCED TO $1.75 are House or Porch Dresses of white voile with embroidered desigt n blue or rose. Waists tucked d op trimmed with sheer white kirt joined to a deep yoke. REDUCED TO $2.95 models for indoor and outd are several pleasing or « and white white stripes —Second Floor in choice of seven different dark-blue, tive border pattern light-blue, lavender, gray, tan, and-tan 30x) reduced to $1.45. 36x72 reduced to $1.85. Second Floor. “Salvation Nell” Hat $3.95 T HIS quaint, little bonnet- shape Hat with its soft The crown and flaring brim has named been appropriately “Salvation beg It is in black velvet, with panel of satin in blue, green, purple, white black around the brim, and the only trimming is the narrow grosgrain ribbon band end Price $3.95. —Basement Salesroom. or SS fy ing in a bow in front. 1,200 Yards Fancy Scrim Special 10c | Yard HE Scrims in this special offering are in white, cream and ecru grounds, firmly woven, and 36 inches wide, bordered in combinations of rose and green, pink and green, blue, gold and brown—all in dainty floral patterns. Special 10¢@ yard. —Basement Salesroom, Lace-Front,. < ‘3 7 £5 J eei\ Corset, $1.00 / oy.) AS pictured, P. N. Corset in / p ae | TR \ ink or white coutil, made ~ for the average figure, with medium bust, long skirt and two sets of hose A well ting Corset supporters modeled, excellent-fit- $1.00. —Basement Salesroom. Kerr Self-Sealing Jars at Special Prices ie HE popular Fruit eS gl Jars of clear white edges The with no ASS, rough positive, air-tight lid the self-sealin A takes the place of rubber ring Pint Jar / dozen Quart RY Te doz » Half-gallon Jars, spe- H cial BBE dozen, ! Six-ounce Jelly Glasses, plain or fancy, low shape, one dozen for 20¢, —Basement Salesroom “Handy” Fruit Jar Holders A‘ shown in sketch, these holders allow a free cit culation of water under the the an tp make it lift jars out of Price 10@ each; of 6, 50¢. Housewares Section jars in steaming, and handles, which stay in right and position, safe easy to water set Basement