The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1916, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR The Bon Marché’s Autumn and Winter Showing of Millinery and Wearing Apparel MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11th, 12th AND 1 Vote for These Men Tomorrow the polin tomorrows sth an ticket when you go to tomorrow, then vote as you jean prima 6 contents epubliean part participating in the final election tn Novembe mportan on tomorrow re the independent voters shou ballots t FOR UNITED STATE Vote for Mile ro Giv except Humphrey FOR GOVERNOR Vote for Henry McBride for first choice, and give your second che vote to any candidate ¢ t Lae, Hartley or Sutton ro SUTENANT GOVERNO Vote for Arthur Davin first ¢ cept Hart for second choice |J} FOR CONGRESSMAN FROM THIS DISTRICT ! Vote for Bryan, Landon, Kellogg or Ballaine your first cholce and any one of these 4 not wa neive primarie ENATOR ndexter for first choice hotce, and for any other candidate ex Give an men your second one of these men choice FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF Vote for Mra. Preston k the remainder of the stat fices The COUNTY OFFICES our voten t Star make FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vot Don't to any o A FOR COL n Vote fo who nm 4 . 7 ——— em The Exquisite New Hats of Autumn Exquisite in Their Deep Rich Colorings— Exquisite i in Their Artistic Shapes Most Exquisite of All in Their Simplicity OR Paris has decreed that Autumn hats must first of all be “Simple,” {J}. Ramsay, who promise then to atone for that decree she uses the finest of materials in a wealth [| PO" SHERIFF. ia ieee wianuae of deep rich colorings. Don't our voten « Here for the second day of the Autumn and Winter showing of millinery, |]| For PRoseeuy ene ne has a « one thousand of the newest, loveliest Fall await your ndin, Green or White. Vote any one of them, inspection and approval. COUNTY CORONER Describing the Three Hats Illustrated Vote for Dr. C. ¢ Describing Three Autumn Models Not For the remander of the offices The On the left is just one long sweep of handsome moleskin by Gage. The abrupt way in whi he | mendation Illustrated front is turned up makes it most picturesque n the sole trimming being a metallic ornament Priced at $48.00 ter—a magnificent three-piece set Russian collar, if you please, and bag and muff combined, of brown squirrel, and a snug fitting brown hat with trimming of same Ornament to match the muff lining. Price $85.00 giving ther on Nelsen FIRST DISTRICT ng good, or for Claude now ean administration and thus help to defeat Lafe Hamilton na hance to defeat creations tor earl Tiffin makes no recom A perfectly magnificent | gray velvet by Joneph. A ec | Goura in the same shade ast he most stunning models RIOR COURT n candidates Priced at $65, 00 fr advises you to une, McInton ald, McCabe and three « In. this new bandeau hat REME COURT JUDGE Price $27.50 On the right is a Joseph mode!—a hat not made = cw 4 for trimmings but for quality and shape. A rich | y, } t dos f r Burgundy with the new balloon crown that is co! FOR sng LEGISLATURE IN THE FORTY FIRST DISTRIC lapsible and adjustable, with a mount of burnt os v or Paul W. Houser and A. E. trich to match FOR rite LEGISLATURE IN THE FORTY-SECOND DISTRICT . Vote tor W T. Christensen a Clay Lawrence Price $50.00 | FOR THE LEGISLATURE IN THE FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT Vote for A. F. Haynes and V or Zedni FOR THE | IN THE FPORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT Vote f FOR THE dgen are to tb h, Albe sold and rose manner, with the fitting closely in front nating French ornam: form the trimming Price $38.50 —Seeond Wieor. FOR THE SECOND DAY OF THE AUTUMN AND WINTER SHOWING OF WEARING APPAREL An Impressive Display of Women’s ne aus at 22). = vated ete ettus'w's party cso Chiffon broadcloths cellent effect in the fashi Longer of skirt and 2 or plush, and we can you 1 ss, { here are but a 4 i , ‘ of a kind. All the deep + e campaix roa e senator by Dr ryan of Pa BURGUNDY, PRUNELLA, olored flowers GISLATURE O. Quathein GISLATURE FOR THE LEG Vote for FE Enoct mphrey of Se failed to find any because Senator Poin life has convinced the to the people and that both nachine JAVA BROWN, BALSAM GREEN, CROW B attle have real flaws AND BLACK dexter's independence during his ¢ Delightful New Silk Blouses at $3.95 I]i] sne'noc to the bowser The people fully IN GEORGETTE OR CREPE DE CHINE, OR HANDSOME STRIPED Wear luni ara tr tee outa ae. of dat No Autumn Opening ever at $3.95 than these. The much fa and for heavier waist triped with the new street suits PSS ees Free Dressmeking Contest $60.00 in Cash Prizes A McCall style book free to you when you enter. All we ask is that you buy your ma terials here and a McCall pattern | t the pattern counter In the Bright Cafe Special Luncheon 35c When downtown attending the of ae. Getto the i Goods oe KILLING D5: DAMAGE our special dainties and $1.50 and $2.00 Dress Goods 3125 Yard f 54-inch All Wo broadcloth green, gray, ta 1 elect For Tuesd a sale ford cords, s diagor suits or coats. Br All i Goods Padieal Here o on Tuesday Will Be Sponged and Shrunk Free of Charge As a special offer’ { here will be sf | skirt will be REACHES MILLIONS from er of the span was higher than the other k on the “Upper Main Pleor 500 Pairs of Boys’ Kiko at $1 EVERY PAIR OF fee M WORTH A GOOD DEAL MORI But an unexpected purchase ht them ot ‘ ; : - offer you the season's value in kr They are made of good corduroys, hair lines. Good looking patterns, every to match. vroug Crowds See Span Dive The crowds looked on, dumb vith amazement as the great steel span dive it of sight. It carried I! portion of the south | r five Vie hat th : ‘ p of the span | ¥ how o have to the water, Th | ; le ¢ tried down. The fleet of Span “Weighed 5,000 Tons a he nd tugs near-by hurried Only ¢ eeded in rescuing lickers at a assimere tweed one of them —Upper Main Floor. Four Special Items for the Second of the Autumn Display Days To make it pr le he « 8c bitin 5c a Yard Playing Carte, 2 3 Pkgs. 25 24-inch Calicoes in lengths to 1 Playing Card yards; not over 12 ards at 2 pac a yard 15¢ Outing 10c a Yard $3.50 “Nemo” Corsets $2.95 | Fine Heavy Outing Flanne full yard wide Nemo Corsets of light weight batiete with low | in neat stripes. Mill length ards, at 10¢ iF: buat, Jong skirt and reducing stays, Sizes 22 to a yard Third Fh : . : a= oor, 36-inch Crepe 121/2c $1 Outing Gowns 89c At 12%c a yard you can get fine white Lin- c | | | COCKY COPPER IS RELIEVED OF STAR After longshoremen had complained that BE. J yards to a custom ind vate f every de —Upper Main Floor. | WRONG PHYSICIAN er After that Marko Garcia had never treated Dominick Thoma who complained to the police that he had been charged $70 for a ire cure” for his stomach ache, the warrant issued re s returned to discovering union + \ _ White or colored Outing Gowns with medium r gerie Crepe that ts a full yard wide. We have | tow neck, long sleeves and double yokes Triplett wa 2,000 yards in the lot Third Floor $2.50 Blankets $1.89 38c to 45c Curtain Scrims 25c Regular 35¢, 40¢ and 45c Scrims, 40 Inches wide borders with drawnwork borders or in drawnworh —Third Fleer flourishing a gun along the water front, and proclaiming his power to police outside of Pier B, where he was a private guard cla Chief Beckingham recaMed his star Seturday Special eruare to patrol Aid the chief Blankets, in gray t $1.89 a pair —Lower Main Floor, 70x80-inch Saxony and tan with neat Saturday effects 1 f North loped that Is have no authori treated him t outside the docks anager of the nday, following a ‘are Pike Street Second Avenue -Union Street- Elliott 4100 | JOHN WHITE, of Renton, father of Mrs. Dayton Carter, who was everal bottles |found dead with her husband in a of Chinese wine and gin were con He was released on $500 | hotel, believes the young married lcouple were victims of foul play. fiscated. ball. PERRET Ae PUY MER OR BIC gas-filled room of a San Francisco | THIS WEEK: Autumn’s Opening Displays f etait Suits and Costumes Coats for All Occasions Furs and Fur Garments Blouses Petticoats Misses’ and Children’s Wear Dress Accessories Fabrics, Laces and Trimmings FREDERICK & NELSON Basement Salesroom As Smart as Can Be Yet Not Extreme These New Autumn are the sort that many women will delight in now and right through the sea- Suits wearing son. Il-belted llars of self material, vel h may be worn flat wn and (¢ The Prices—$15. 00, $18.50 and $22.50 Two of the New Suits Are Pictured: black wool at hips and RIGHT LEFT-Semi-tailored of AT Suit of nvertible co yeaver « hip trimmed with I-back skirt with trouser $18.50. Charming New Styles in Trimmed Hats at $5 New Kid Shoes $4.00 Pair GOOD LOOKING A Auty 3 as / — tured, Am, there is last, in 7 A Velvet Hat with colored top and bottom facing iad t ng popular Autumn example, new height, plain heel. Price inch eyelets, edium A Velvet Sailor edged with rows of chenille em Sizes 2 to 7, broidery $4.00 pai A Quaint Poke Shape with metallic \ Turban Mahogany Calf English-style Walk ing Shoes, ribbon trim Novel High-crown with feather breast trimming white Is with rubber and hee tyle and attractive in value > 7 = ; is sizes 21, to 7, $4.50 pair. All up-to-the-minute in 1 , 5 Price $5.00. Basement Salesroom. —Baseoment Salesroom.