The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1916, Page 8

THE BON MARCHE Pike Street Beane ‘Avenue -Union sree Eliott 4100 It’s the Final Disposal of Women’s Summer Wearables Summer Dresses, Dancing Frocks, Outing Skirts, and Waists will be sold for half, a third, yes, and in | some cases, one-fourth of the original prices. Two dollars will work wonders. Five dollars will do marvels at this disposal of sam- » Reduced to $2.00 Sixty-three $2.95 Middy Suits in all white, nicely iemned on collar, cuffs, pocket and bottom of skirt with sport stripes; $2.00. One hundred and twenty-five $3.45 Middy Suits, made of white Indian head, with stripe trimming, or stripe galatea with white trimming on cuffs, collar and pocket; $2.00. Thirty-three $5.00 Middy Suits, made Russian tunic style, of fine cotton poplins in plain colors, with white skirts of fine twill, white collars and cuffs, at $2.00. Sixty-seven Summer Dresses, worth up to $6.95. Pretty styles in voiles, lawns and batiste, in white or striped effects, with some flowered designs, $2. Reduced to 75c 850 White Lingerie Blouses 98c, $1.15 and $1.59 Grades Remainders several known lines of white Lingerie Blouses have been grouped and reduced to 75c. All Jate models, in voiles and organdies. Reduced to 7. 5c 95 Sport Stripe and Palm Beach Skirts; Were $1.50 and $1.95 Half price and less than half for Skirts on Tuesday. Sport and striped models, in wide and narrow stripes, and Palm Beach with patch pockets and full flar- ing Reduced to $5.00 of of our well delicate evening tints, are reduced to $5.00. Ten $19.50 Silk Stripe Pongee Dresses, in pretty Summer styles, with bold blazer or sport stripes, in blue and pink, reduced to $5.00. Sport Stripe Dresses, that were $6.95 to $12.50, made bloom and fine cotton gabardines, in several good styles, reduced to $5.00. Forty-three Summer Dresses, worth to $19.50—Pretty styles, in sheer voiles, marquisettes and Te with silk sashes and girdles, white and colors, | reduced to $5.00. Reduced to $7.50 Reduced to $2.50 100 Sport and Outing Skirts Worth up to $7.50 Worth to $24.50 White gabardine Skirts, sport stripe} | All remaining Silk Sport Coats, worth | gabardines, cotton Bedford cords and up to $24.50, have been reduced to $7.50} corduroy Skirts, a few all wool white for Tuesday. Fine silk jersey Coats, in plain colors and candy stripes, and “A Skirts, all reduced for Tuesday to . fine pongee silks | second Floor. We'll Soon Be Having Blanket Weather Special prices on good dependable blankets. | $1.25 BLANKETS $1.10 PAIR Such Dainty Boudoir Caps for 29c Of course they are worth far more. ee ee eee underwear buyer is) sium weight, dark mottled gray Cotton anxious to give you a good bargain, so | Blankets, size 74x76 inches, with pink and blue . | borders. she says 29c for these lovely Boudoir $2.00 BLANKETS $1.69 PAIR Cotton Blankets, good heavy weight. size 72x84 inches, in gray and tan, with brown and blue bor- | ders. $3.50 BLANKETS $2.85 PAIR Woolnap Blankets, size 72x84 inches, in gray | and tan, with blue d pink borders, $2.85 a patr. $5.00 WHITE BLANKETS $3.95 White wool Blankets, siz 70x80 inches, soft and lofty, with blue and pink borders, $3 nalr, —Lower Main Floor. Caps. fine nets, with ribbon rosette trimmings. CORSET COVERS AT 25c Muslin Corset Covers, 34 to 44, cleverly trimmed with lace insertion and edging or embroidered—ribbon run. ‘Third FI Of* wash silks, crepe de chine and | sizes Your Skirt Cut Free, from these or any other Wool Dress Goods, at 69c a yard or more. 15 new styles of Autumn Skirts to choose from, and an expert cutter to do the work. Sample Bolts of “Garfield Mills” $1.50 and $2.00 Dress Goods $1.25 a Yd. i Fine all wool French Serges and Storm Serges, Poplins, Bedford Cords, Broad- } cloths, Suiting and Novelty Worste Sample bolts from the famous “Garfield” worsted mills, noted for the excellence of their fabrics. Regular stocks of these goods must be sold for $1.50 to $2.00 a yard. But these sample bolts are on sale at $1.25 a yard. —Upper Main Floor. More Mill Ends at Mill Prices Five cases of mill ends of domestics have just arrived, right in the nick of time for the second of our Mill Remnant and Factory Sample Days Mills Ends of | Mill Ends of | 15¢ Percales at 15c Ginghams at | 12;¢ Yd. 12:¢ Yd. 12% @ yard forcrisp,newper-| Nurses’ blue and white st cales, but they are in mill ends, | In new chambray gingham lengths to 10 yards, and a yard | inches wide—wiill ends tha wide. Light colors, in pretty de- | up as high as 10 yards—12! signs. yard, Mill Ends of 35c Sport Stripes at 15c Yd. Sport stripes, deeply cut they are mill ends of 35c mate rials, in lengths up to 10 yards. Narrow, medium, wide and clus- | ter stripes. —Lewer Main Floor, FOR BARGAIN TUESDAY IN THE GROCERY 13 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar for $1.00 At this price, we will have to limit each customer to 13 pounds it with other groceries. Carnation Milk, un ca Glad to deliver 1% POUNDS BON MARCHE SPECIAL Malotid Dog Biscuits, in bulk, pound 10¢, delivered with other groceries, doz. z : - O5¢, can 8¢ | BLEND COFFEE 50c ‘e c ; ie, can ° Equal to most of the 40c and Santa Clara Prunes, small is a «| 45¢ advertised coffees. Roasted 2, latest crop, It Spider Leg Tea, 25c | fresh dally in our coffee depart ney, atest rep, 1b. Bate value, a pound 19¢. re 1% pounds, 60¢ Del Monte Solid Pack nstant Postum, large size | -T, ‘ L si rs ; , ymatoes, No. 214 size, 3 Hershey's Cocoa, 1-pound | cans 45¢, small size cans cant ene a i] can 29e¢. | 25¢. t [ss : Quaker Oats, large pack hi . on | 7 Pee Pigg , large pac White Floating Toilet “seg paghetti or | ages with premium, each | « ap, 3 bars for 10¢ oodles, pound | 29¢. ’ " Fourth Floor, South. at | Fourteen Silk Party Dresses, in silk chiffon or silk taffeta, in white or | of silver- | 30 Silk Jersey and Pongee Coats | SRO ATTET WT CLUB If Gaines The campaign of Gov, Ernest Lister for ction has formally ed, under the temporary management of Ju lius Zittell, of Spokane; Trenhok Walsh, of The Washington state legislative board of the Brotherhood of Rail road Trainmen, after investigating the records of all the gubernatorial | candidates, has formally presented the recommendation to workers to support the candidacy of former Gov. Henry McBride. At the same time, the record of J W. Sutton is particularly criticised because of his vote against the full crew law, which is giving both the public and trainmen additional safety In travel Hoth at Spokane and In Seattle, the lodges unanimously record in behalf of McBride. There are 600 trainmen in the Spokane | lodge, and about 300 in Seattle CARRIGAN PLEDGES STRICT ECONOMY County Commissioner M. J. Car rigan, in issuing a formal st ment of his candidacy for r tion, pledges a continuation }policy of economy, which clares, has been hampered Hamilton and Kris Knit present associates on the board He asks for the election of a new |member of the board, who will co operate with him in the economy program. “Tam my exper ection because yunty commis. opportunity to save money and re duce taxation exists in the conduct of the business of the county I wish to serve another term under more favorable conditions those under which I am 1 ing; I hope to be re-el along| with a new member of board who will realize his obligation to| the taxpayers of King coun a | seek to save money in © ministration, instead of si it with a lavish hand, as my as fuser missioners have been doing “T was elected county commis {sioner on a platform of economy,| | jand as a county commissioner I have fulfilled my campaign pledges With two votes for economy in| the county board, the cost of coun ty government could be cut $200,000 at least, in 1917. I know how it can be done, and need only the} support of one other member of the board to do it.” WILSON LEAGUE BRANCHES) C. J, France, counsel for the Se attle port commiaston, for ident of the Municipal le chairman of the recent a gressive convention, was ele last week, a vice president of th league. The league has completed plans for organizing 20 branch or. ganizations in Seattle and King county, Wilson leagues are also} to be organized in every gounty of | the state, Leagues have already | been organized in Everett, Tacoma, Aberdeen, Walla Walla and Spo. kane, HUMPHREY COMMITTEE Ellis De Bruler, campaign man-| ager of Will E. Humphrey for U senator, has announced a puaie | mentary list of the Humphrey cam- paign committee Councilman Thomson, the joounciiman in Seattle eome out for Humphrey, only who has railroad | went on! HOW ABOUT Ir, MR. LEE? lied, it is up to Lee to nail the lie | If Geo KE. Lee, candidate for governor, promised to give the B club, in exchange for votes jobs (a te exceeding those given to club member | by all the governors combined in the past 15 years), he | all kinds of | ull kin f } disqualified himself from any honorable consideration GEORGE EE. LEE MADE THAT STATEMEN'I OR HIS FRIEND, WILLIAM A AINE CITY REGISTRATION CLERK, LIED TO THE BOLO If Gaines sy the truth, Lee stamps himself monu mentally unfit to hold ANY office of trust The state of Washington does not need any “Bath- house Johns” in the governor's chair. ACTIVE CAMPAIGN | BEGUN FOR LISTER} bullding p highwa RR, WORKERS - RAMSAY STARTS FOR M’BRIDE SPEAKING TOUR. Claude Ramsay, candidate for| commissioner in the City district, starts out Monday on @ speaking | tour in his district | Ramsay came to Seattle as a} young man and began at the very ‘ottom. He worked as & commot Inborer, and later obtained a job « clerk in a department store. He | f] rose there to the place of floor valker and later as auditor. From the department store, he ered the real estate business, in ich he has engaged for many years as associate of Edgar Battle pow postmaster of Seattle. |PROHIS TO PUT UP SEPARATE TICKET No amalgamation of the probi bitionist and progressive parties will take place in this state, It was wo decided by the drys at a in the Arcade headquar urday following state ticket was nended A. B. L. Geller Tacoma, governor Nettle lieutenant IW Jerditor; Dr. W i uperintendent public instruction; | ff |Mary A. W Seattle, treasurer F. H. Flanders, Snohomish, insur- |f ance commissioner; J. W, Landon, Somner, land commissioner; W. E. |} yne, Chehalis, secretary of | sioner convinces me that a great]; ates on the board of county com |: rere jtiailing out the state pamphlet on JUNEAU, Alaska, Aug. 21.—J. 1. Cobb, a leading democrat of Alas has announced his candidacy 48 an independent candidate for ertorney general in opposition to the regular nominee, George Bi. Grigsby of Nome. Cobb's campaign will be conducted thru the same organization that is supporting | Delegate Wickersham for re-elec tion Woodrow Wilson Independent| Saturday night at a public recep league. The other vice president|tion by the Wilson Independent is Edgar C. Snyder. Adair Rem.|league and the Women’s Wilson bert was elected treasurer of the| Marshall ite | attended It is headed 8) | ORs RES ‘WHITNEY LAW CUTS ate; Joseph A. Campbell, Seattle, UU. 8, senator, DOWN FARMER VOTE OLYMPIA, Aug. 21 the Whitney law, registration in the country districts has been ex nely light, according to reports » the secretary of state. In many iistricts where long lists of names ent two years ago to the sec retary of state for the purpose of Owing to the initiative and referendum, only a fow addresses this year, have been sent INDEPENDENT IN ALASKA LISTER HONOR GUEST Gov. Lister was the honor guest league at building headquarters the Smith About 400 MAYBE YOU'LL DON A GOWN OF PINE! WASHINGTON, The forest dD. products sion of the department of has vr |} merce as made a silk dress out of pine wood. This is one of a number Aug { 21 divi com. of experimental feats performed by this depart ment of the government, which is seeking new industrial out lets for American genius THE BUSINESS district of Dar. ington is in ruins today, following @ $50,000 fire, long sleeves, FREDERICK&NELSON ‘Basement Salesroom Autumn Arrivals in Corduroy Coats, $12.50 ASHIONED in a very attractive mod- el, of two-tone gray and black corduroy, cut 46 inches long and full satin lined. The collar is of a large, convert- ible pattern; a full belt finishes the waistline. Good-looking and serviceable for shop- ping and utility wear. In women’s and misses’ sizes at $12.50. New Serge Dresses, $9.50 Attractively-styled Frocks of good quality wool serge, with plain-tailored blouse, white circular collar and cuffs, and full box-plaited skirt with smocking at top. misses’ In size navy-blue Ss, §° black, women’s and or $9.50. New Crepe De Chine Blouses, $3.75 Of good quality Crepe de Chine, in flesh-pink or white, plain or embroidered, with high or low col- lars and long sleeves. Satin with Sizes 36 to 44. Price $3.75. —Basement Balesroom, Women’s Satin Hats In Approved Styles for Early Autumn HITE Satin Turbans, plain or trimmed with petals of the satin, $2.25. velvet ailors in facin black and prunelle, match, $3.95. navy, gs to Metallic quills, metal and beaded ornaments, appropriate trimmings for these Hats, $1.95. and Window Draperies, Couch Covers, Bed Sets, Cushions and Other Upholstery Purposes The colorings range from the lighter tints for chamber uses, to the darker tones appropriate for downstairs rooms. widths run from 27 to 36 inches. HE Baser sembled a very attractive collection of new Cretonnes to sell at these prices, offering the favored effects in patterns colorings FREDERICK&NELSON These Features Contribute to the Efficiency and Economy of THE OHIO Steel Range ment for 75c to —Basement Salesroom Salesroom has as- The Basement Salesroom. body. floor. fuel. A Wide Variety of sid wos At Popular Prices: 15c, 18c, 20c, 25c and 30c Yd. Electrically Polished blacking. Hot-blast fire box lining; saves Cooking height, Four sizes, connected complete (with water coil) ready for use, at $52.00, $55.00, $59.00 $65.00. = New 42-Inch Silk Nets, $1.00 A NEW rable Net for vaists and dresses has just ed in the Basement esroom The i $1.00 yard Stamped Cente HIRTY - FOUR - INCH Stamped Centerpieces of good, linen-finished material, to be embroidered in the favorite blue-bird pattern. Price BB each. Basement Salesroom. Marabou Trimming, 35c Yd. ARAE party wide, in natural, 35e¢ yard. —Baerement Salesroom Women’s Stockings 13c Pr. OME Stoc W forced garter top and spliced heel and tc 13¢ pair. Ww Ventilated oven; Sanitary leg-base; cannot scorch top; 32 inches; surtace shipment of these lest: Hack Gold Copenhagen Nile Mais green Coral Oid-rose Wistaria ache wide, ard —Basement Salesroom rpieces, 25¢ 30U Trimming for dresses, one inch blue, maize, and white, pink, black S Black Cotton ings, with rein- ¢ ; sizes 814 to 10; ~~Basement Salesroom yelded air-tight non-rusting. requires no at convenient no stooping. and —Third Floor,