The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1916, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE. a... FLNGS CLOSE SATURDAY Pike Street Second Avenue Union Street Ciliott 4100 KELLOGG TALKS ON OLE HANSON NAMED | | With Bright New Autumn Goods on Every Hand, With Heavy | THE — DEAL ON NATICNAL BOARD FREDERICK&NELSON Basement Salesroom { | Price Reductions on Summer Goods, This Store Will putitan thy nating” he r oars a, tn one Rainproofed Tweed Top Coats, $12.50 Be a Favorite Shopping Place on Saturday for ronaresoman. a ; snounces Eee Fhe aii a blcticel.: aehere are : f 2 SE |} | part 4 aign for Woodrow plai i ‘ th have deta From 9 A. M. to 12 Only | From 9 A. M. to 12 Only a aka eae panei Phage i i taal able two elt ut the ut may be 36-INCH PERCALES 7c | TURKISH TOWELS 7c EACH politica) sttuat other progressives are worn full-belt r belted in the front Dress Percales, in lengths to 8 yards,| Fringed Turkish Towels, size 16x33 |f) pit into two fuctlor pepe barr LR kl a Ep only, according to the fancy of the wearer light and medium shades. Not over 12] inches; seconds; slightly damaged in the It wan the same old story,)w Norton!, M “aa ilk endian 4h deatvable yards to each lower Mata Fleer, | making; at 7e each vsliivieen’ Wiedin Praia a) nltee we Senne. Guide’ ve ai. | Haney: Cal kins, The tweed is ¢ ee eet te — _ ARABS ate TARO TRE, TO ai Oars reese S OE, EA Ot te aee odes ane |New Jersey; Henry M. Wallace mixture, made rain-proof by the cravenetée process Michigan { women. Price $12.50. Sizes for misses anc New Wool Velour Coats $15.00 Full-belted Coat n 45-inch lengtt with the Idecetving themsel ve RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF SUMMER ‘total tt mount owe we teow’ BRYAN OUTDRAWS ‘hy the. oth ~~ CLUB MEETING W. Bry The $1.95 Middy Suits |°* Are Reduced to $1.55 Po They are made of fine white pepperell twill, with |[| standard of avy honesty rather un on th the large square collars, wide belts and two handy patch sien cf te SERN of the past \ pockets—plain flaring skirts, plaited down the front VV What could be nicer to wear on a summer's day? MILLER ATTACKS . FOR GOOD LUCK, WE'VE INCLUDED SOMI CONVENTION BILL 1 ttoning close to the throat and edge large « ar buttoning ¢ to the 4 f nd of imitation beaver Ir with ir candidates « fity and politica New Autumn Millinery $5.00 and $7.50 eh 1 RATINE AND COTTON CREPE MIDDIES AT THE republican can-|¢ rf AILY. the new Hat SAME LOW PRICE—$1.55. ALL SIZES—16 to 46 aida ‘cone ; atten ‘ be Sohaed D coming in, each o see Wioer, Comter, Poiact ovening, attack 1 to 1¢ ntrol some new s tractive Whitney advisory ¢ ¢ n ’ a Women’s Colored Shoes $2.89 Pr} 2.0000 001: CHAS MUGHES Ene touch in shape or trimm and all notable for the excel lent values they feature. Se lected for deseription New ee par f Crepe de Cc . BROKEN LINES OF COLORED SHOES, WORTH UP TO $7.00 A PAIR. |} Miller, "bat 1am SIZES 2 TO 4% ONLY. vention 4 Rood t lee Har RR If your size is here, you get a bargain—for all are broken lines of Women's Fine it should be re prunelle velvet laced r A 2 ra i 3 ‘ it 1 re 1 Ca idate ( a P . Shoes, worth up to $7.00 a pair, reduced to $289. Only a few pairs of a style, in |f|!t# virgin purity, and r ar Say ete Waioe Bie bon crown a ribbon bow Waists, $3.75 id gray, white, champagne and some combinations, in lace and button styles with euch a cowardly, t ao across the front. Price $7.50. 7 , crete thie prose HE sketch shows one HW be held tn A soft Black Velvet Tam, Sport Oxfords at $1.15 White Shoes $1.65 Pair |} | aching entirely tn of the styles wei depot to the if Women's White Canvas Sport Oxfords, with All are broken lines of women’s White Canvas nen will # trimmed only w two pearl- collection of “Gi é ¥ straps over vamp, of tan leather and white rud | Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps to go at $165. Low owners of aad wing Chine Watste. Th pe ¢ 4 ber soles. Worth to $2.00. | and high heel styles, $1.65 pair i hine Wa ey are in Sport Shoes $2.15 Pair | White Canvas Slippers [mcd cry veonens te ¥ Roll-brim White Satin Sailor with facing of navy White Fiastueter Roe | | White Canvas Mary Jane style Slippers, with actment.” velvet and trimming of grosgrain ribbon rosette. Price ‘ a AE a gg i liga pt i eee Si leather soles. Girla’ @izes 2% to 6, at $1.50; aan CAN SAVE $100,000 $5.00 plain and embroidered : oR sizes. Worth to $4.00. Minsew sizes, 11% to 2, $1.25. CASE FOR WILSON > styles, some with polka : a | “ Otto A. Case, who haa recent a ss m j of contrasting color ‘ian Boys’ School Shoes ; o Children’s Shoes ie : come 0 t for Woodrow wi . ON SCHOOL SYSTEM New Metallic Trimmings roidered on SA im | Gunmetal calf or patent leather button style president, will address t epresentative Victor ed «} Jer Jeev ‘ ; ee ee co ceata eee ld | shoon of the best grade of leather County Democratic club Saturday| ick, at a meeting in the Col snd silver, Beaded Ornaments, Jet Ornaments nel 9 a all m J | ‘es © noon at the Good Eats cafeteria man school Thursday night, de bs vate ™ “ ’ Attract ’ s BOYS’ SIZES, 1 TO 5%, $2.50 SIZES 8% TO 11, $2.00 PAIR W. "D 'Lane, candidate for #u-| clare that reelected ne'wi | and Novelty Feathers, priced from 45¢ to $2.45. $3.75. | me ery dd P MISSES’, 1134 TO 2, $2.25 PAIR perior judge, will also speak. The! bring about an annual saving —Basement Salesroom —Basement Salesroom cra’ LITTLE GENTS, 9 TO 13%, $2.25 | 5 esis . a a 2 ip | dee nic will be held at| of $100,000. } — = ? ins —Upper Mate Fleer. | 4 park Saturday afternoon, This he sald, he was able to do, ; | at 3 o'clock. ‘wags 2 A Special Purchase of = i . 2 ~ POSTING FEES Robert A. Tripple, candidate for | Clearance Sale of Men’s “Manhattan” Shirts Women’s and Children’s { % Several other good makes have been added for Saturday to make a good sale still rer Phage pple ar gle err en i lies better. These clearance prices prevail |] |fees for posting *s and keep Underwear Low-Priced ing the money pri $1.50 SHIRTS FOR $1.15 | $3.50 AND $4.00 SHIRTS FOR $2.85 | want to see | | GREEN SPEAKS TWICE aidate $2.00 SHIRTS FOR $1.55 | — $5.00 SHIRTS FOR $3.85 isi Ga. stad $2.50 AND $3.00 SHIRTS FOR $1.95 $7.50 SHIRTS FOR $5.45 | —Lewer Mais Floor, All Men’s $1.00 Straw Hats Reduced to 50c ais Men’s Sport Shirts for 45c Silk Front Shirts for $1.69 ea Acad Of percale and oxford, with short sleeves. Men's Shirts with the fronts and of fine Crawford E. White, candid |} Some plain white, others white with blue colors, | tub and poplin aitk Plain white and fancy |] prosecutor, anid he would } and still others with group stripes. | atripes; the bodies and sleeves of matched per- office open after 6 for ' calea, —Lewer Mais Fleer. modation of the public A Special Display of New Autumn i: by (42c) | 79c | 98c the ALUES so eine: are offered in this purchase q Chiba’ Ss that women to whom a substantial saving appeals will be well repaid in buying for future needs also, for Shoes many of the garments are of a suitable weight for wear : right through the Winter Just Received Odd garments in Children’s Autumn Underwear, in include the following well cs ing Mixed-Wool Pants and Vests in white and natural color, assorted sizes 2¢ garment. her inst the experts d this con te for his GIVE ENDORSEMENT om FOR PREPAREDNESS i In speaking at West Seattle | \ rman ty com. made, excellent tW.M. Whitney cor island mee? f : : E Lingerie Blouses at $1 95 of his rex ‘" ous styles for dress and Children’s Mixed Wool Union Suits in gray, white A . pears teagan ‘ wear and natural color, also Women's Black Mixed-Wool Some l ines Tha’ Become ‘rum F candidate, also spoke. showed a © money $2.95 4 Have Cc pled ™ j 4 w Boys’ Gunmetal Calf Shoes, Pants, 78¢@ garment , Sell them f h: bh il bring.” said th { | ri lua button or lace i ee with Women's Mixed-Wool Pants and Vests, Merino “Sell them for what they wi ring,” said the railroa¢ , rong a broad toe and heavy bin Salt i clas el i. vale officials, when we showed them that they were crushed pasthe geen / rong Bogie rev sole, sizes 10% to 1334, Union Suits and other odd items, unusual There are half a dozen pretty styles in the lot, in fine | FROM PAGE 1 of all roads on the that the 1 to 2, $2.50; 2% 98¢ garment. —Basement Salesroom organdies and voiles, lace trimmed or tucked and embroidered | aaa a 5 $3.00 pair ——— Children’s Dress Shoes in patent vici kid, with cloth or kid top (Gun-metal Button Shoes, » 8, $1.65 pair; » 11, $1.85; 11% to 00 pair; 6 to 6, O pair Children’s Patent Kid or Calf Shoes, made over broad-toe or foot-form last, with good-wearing Goodyear welt sole. Sizes 6 to 8, $2.00; 814 to 11, eeu and vies oe _*"_ | SLAVS RUSH TO Special Economies in Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear NEW VICTORIES : Union Suits at 25c | Women’s Union Sate 35c A clean-up sale of Boys’ and Girls’ sum- Women’s 50¢ Union mer-weight Union Suits; several styles; | fine ribbed cc boys’, 6 to 14 years; girls’, 8 to 14 years. Muslin Gowns, Special 79¢ SPECIAL purchas ng the opportunity to A make an unusual saving on daintily- trimmed Slip-over Gowns. Inc White Nainsook Gowns with trimming of em broidery, lace insertion and edge, Pink Batiste Gowns with hemstitched or lace-trimmed yoke and many y low-priced at also ded are pure white, | od freah letorie on the HARTLEY AT WALLA WALLA ty WALLA WALLA Aug 1 od) Roland H. Hartley spoke to two neetings here last night He ad ssed a large street gathe c ‘ol. Hartley's stand on the indus is receiving consid attention. n; tight or lace trimmed | knees; neck and arms run with ribbon; Woods were cant 50c Vests and Pants 35c Each | sizes 34 to 44 The town of H lying at the r Cc r . railway crosting of the Dnetster |‘ Women’s Cotton Vests with long sleeves | Children’s Hose 17c Pair And but 58 milos southeast of Lem and ankle Pants to match; medium weight, berg, has b bed as the sizes 34 to 44. Some have slight imper- White or Black kings, fine elast key to ar against the ribbed cotton th silk lisle finish; If, Galician the south-| other attractive styles, except 79e. —Rasement Salesroom fections. west FILINGS AT OLYMPIA —— forced heels and toes; 17c pair; 3 pai } 1k wae ‘expectes. ‘that ( | At Olympia ster filed $2.25 pair Dis orttoe amie Silk Boot Hose 50c Pair isin 80d democratic ticket e aoapiies Extra-Trouser Women’s Two-clasp Milanese Silk Gloves rhe ler Duryee of Everett filed —Kayser and other makes—in white, black | , Women’s Silk Boot Stockir foot or seamless, in black, and a few colors Sizes 5% to 8%, but thane | 8 0 : vest colors % te not in every color. Colors; ‘aren 7s 12 10 J rossing of \[ further advance Women’s Vests at 25c Long Silk Gloves 95c troops against Le hitsky State enat ket and Joseph K sap county filed for superi dent of instruction on the progressive ticket n Davis fi ite and the | Linen Norfolk Suits, $4.15 Handkerchiefs Fe XCELLENT values cll tailored from serviceable gray Special fad Srowacmbetires: Smart Nor | fashioned | | | | ntly took the |= Women’s lisle thread summer vests, an $1.25 and $1.50 “Kayser” Elbow-length ay camcnate | veaeusies unustially good line, sleeveless with pretty | silk gloves, in all desirable color A full Throwing a force across the Zlota 10c am 15c olk model, with stitched-down lace yokes—some with short sleeves; sizes | range of sizes, special Saturday at 95c a Lips river, northeast of Stanisiar belt and patch pockets. Each suit f 0 44 ‘ Po ™ ' » began a swift advance against MILO ROOT RUNS roe JUDGE s a. trom 34 to 44 pair i ta pmeeth Bath Of the Root Theresa ; A BOUT 500 Wom- — with two pairs of knickerbockers —Upper Main Floor ‘ tater : e ; 1 cand en's Pure Linen Sizes 7 to 17 years. Price i mn 7 ~ — ate t 1 Satarday Specials in the Grocery “Carry Home’? Neailile in the Delicatessen | from H ’ : ' . Hemstitched Handker- $4.15. { | e F > spe Boys’ Tapeless Waists B 29. I d B aye | H ¢ 5 | ! } chiefs in this special utter Cc oun oile am 3! "i | ” lirec nort WHAT WAS THE MATTER? {fering heer : ne | whit Fresh Washington Creamer Butter, tide uneili ia | war te ‘ té + Seta, Wray offering, sheer and me- ct ie a igen rbbt dae ‘ ine quality meat, Armour’s Boiled Ham | ee 3 hirtings, in sportspa fine quality; delivered only wi ih other gro hag far Meno 7 ier xpocted c E, dium weights, — princi- lakieg ‘ : ne for picnic lunches; spec at 35 pe Ps: ° 2 ireday nigh 2 lee style siz ¢ pre pecial a Ib nly in Mt ie Le governor, Wray pally plain. styles, al- diate years, 35¢. | Lipman’s Peerless Brand Boiled Brisket but |fatied to ell least applause Santa Clara Prunes, guaranteed fine {it also endangers the pos oO y P aw ara 6 quality; small size; pound............ 5¢ | Beef or Boiled Tongue, Ib... .5O@ |f}4 largo Austro-German force wouth |f pes an hey ig Lyre a ane me = i vi ‘tal an Cloth Rah-rah Hats and Caps, 35¢. 4 wi of the Dneloter eon oR Ae CORSIURSS proidered and initialed. , naroon and mi Mayflower Blend Coffee, roasted fresh Mayonnaise, the Bon Marche brand dress Ga the Becth river front, ¢ ion an sclal r 10 hd Boys’ Shawl-collar Sweaters in gray, mar $2.50 and Ly NS ie QE | ing; a pound..........0s0000. BO¢ |]) sits, tommerate - Austro-Germ Dinvod Gb Hatnars ohne PP ee een blue, sizes 26 to 36 , $1.75, $ Imported genuine imported Nor-| Peanut Butter, Bon Marche brand; per |J continued his savance caatata ess in the Seattle “2 setae $3.00. —pasemant Salestoom ny 10¢ | pound oe |p Hesiae turis eral viling district, has ad Aly : Der wchty Cy < I . 12u%¢ |f ooda, the Kusslans reached | slosa Tal : hurch irape ¢, made in ashing- | 5. Pictike. 4 ' 7 a telinchan Nyda tha wane OL t ernment should mits this unustt ton; quart B2¢; pint bottle 17¢; 4-ounce | Y!!! es, large size, dozen Tue ‘Ya the laut Weak the Fe nto a policy that will e work : A N opport purchase pe 3 Of 1 5 t : lor al re re i « Stockings LL” SETI nee 4 Be | Datenut Filling, fresh hipment just ey | - Nery ee ; for all Cashmere Stockings y VY pies W oft, black Instant Postum, large size Af@; small received; a pound... vos 130@ [El tlone | Candidates for various count Unusual Values at " yey ee aevten Le BIE vee eeeeee cee eeeees - -BB¢ | Apricot Jam, made only from the finest l|wnaie treat rouh oe tte |women's, Commercial Chit ae. th cashmere yarn, in various styles ais mie, ‘ F nol ront southeast of Hallt omen's Commeretal ¢ t the : an « : | Ferguson's Orange Marmalade, pkg..19¢ | fruit; a pound............. ‘ -14@ |] | tho war office announced, the Rue’ {Colman echdel, Stocks +g West iH 39c Pair heel and toe. Price SOE par salesroom™ —Fourth Floor. | —Fourth Floor South, slans having captured 2.500 more tle, and before the ‘Tenth Ward | eae " ieee is . ; . prisoners. Fighting is now gol — publican club, in the University |ff on at Several polnts. u strict y . SS 7