The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1916, Page 8

| THE BON . Pike Street———Second Avenue AND AS Novelty Wings and Stickups, Worth to $1.50 25c ————__ Save $1,000 on a Panes Untrimmed Hats SS MARCHE | -Union Street— Eitiott 4100 At This Sale of $3.95 THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK NELSON | "| APPEARS HAPPY |j | WHILE AT TRIAL | in Accused of “Jitney Mur | | i der” ‘Chews Gum and l Winks at Friends \| HAD BLOOD ON COAT } | HILLSBORO, Ore. B) With his murder trial Bennett Tho uppearec confident of acquittal today, He chewed gum and winked at friends in court, manifesting slight Interest Jin the proceedings | ‘The prosecution had a few wit |nesses to call in rebuttal, for the rawing t Shapes at $2.95 Many smart novelty sell at $2.95—all the sure, and made of the fine quality Dobson Autumn Shapes to latest styles, to be silk velvet that always looks so nice, and the best than you expected to pay. of it is, you pay one dollar less Brown, Navy Blue, Rassian Green, Burgandy, Poppy and Black In large, irregular brim sailors, smart rolling styles and tricorns. —Second Floor, South. SALE OF SAMPLE WINGS TO TRIM THEM WITH Novelty Wings and Stipe, Worth to $2.25 90c Hair Goods Half Price Autumn Coiffures are to be a little lar- ger, so if you want to be in style and need a little aid from art—this half-price sale of Hair Goods should mean much to you $3.00 three separate stem Switches, 20 inches long, in all drab shades.... $1.50 $4.00 three separate stem Switches, 24 inches long, in all shades of drab. .$2.00 $5.00 three separate stem Switches, 28 inches long, in all shades of drab. .$2.50 Hi $2.00 three-strand Switches, 20 inches oe 4 brown and black, at $1.00 $3.00 three-strand Switches, in black, brown and red, 22 inches long, at. .. $1.50 $5.00 three-strand Switches, 24 inches long, brown and black, at 50 $6.00 three-strand wavy Switches, 24 inches long, brown and black......$3.00 $7.50 three-strand Switches, 24 and 26 ins. long, in browns and black, at. ,33.75 | Dresses $17.50 Three of the Styles Are Pictured Here And we have eight other models, just as attractive, to show you when you come. They are made in those charming styles that are prov- ing so very popular this sea- son. Loose, semi-fitted effects, with plaited tunic and shirred effects, self-trimmed or with a touch of some contrasting ma- terial. Made of soft, lustrous satin duchesse or fine all-wool serge New“Wirthmor” Waists $1 And Always Worth More | A justarrived shipment of Waists—one semt- | tailored model is of fancy striped voile, fastened | with pearl buttons—others just as attractive. | On the Main Floor—Bargain Square 50c Boston Ferns 35c Ferns that were for during the opening displays will be on sale at 35c. They're pot-grown by florist in Seattle. used decorations an expert None delivered. ihaiery Specials These reduced prices on Thursday, pro- vided you take your package with you Home-made Bread, 10c loaves, 17 varieties, | MN ORS s 6 or. cd 0g 6 t:0-04 09 'e.ctne 15¢ White Mountain Cake, 25 each. 20¢ Maltoat Biscuits, crispy crackers of oatmeal milk; pound pkg Geriatee . 25¢ | Ginger Snaps, 124 regularly; lb....10¢ —Fourth Floor, south. c size; delicious, and malted ‘Matchless Values in New Serge and Satin JUST FOR APRON Thi Handy Dress Aprons at 75c Apiece Just the neatest, handiest Aprons—made with front side fastenings neck, sleeves and belt of black and whit: EXTRA LARGE Specials From the purpose of attacking the alibi Which Thompson established, Al tho the defense has shown that Thompson was at home a few hours ;before Mrs. Helen Jennings and Fred Ristman were killed, and af few hours afterward, the state con tends there is considerable time un accounted for, and that therefore the alibt is faulty | One of the most Hf of evidence ag damaging t the accused ts a pleces If | bloodstain on th of his coat [J \sleeve. He has not entirely ex plained it away, and Prosecutor Tonguo will tell the Jury the blood Jeame there when Thompson killed Mrs. Jennings with «a maul and Jeracked Ristman'’s skull with a | hammer to keep him from telling SHORT NEWS SHIPBUILDERS OF Christiania have constructed a vessel with a |concrete hull, which they assert will resist damage better than a | wooden or steel construction | | FOLLOWING A nation-wide | | ut- Rat D St lsearch, Arthur Waltonen, an Iron rested in connection with the mur 85c Marie Louise Face ake, special [Ider of Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, « at. |wealthy New York widow, who : ; ead | oe strangled to death and ro’ $1.00 Louisenbad Reduction Salts, for the |} bed of $25,000. } bath, at exe Peeths cbs wei 59¢ |} OR. G K. HERMAN, former |f | president of the Ar Athletic 75c Halcon Rose Talcum "ere special |f/unton, died Tuesda at ..eee dabinc spews debesses 3B5e¢ || home here of heart « i ta 50c and 75c " Buttonhole Scissors, special | MEMBERS OF tho Metropolitan if | Lumbermen’s » held a smoke: ng ttre seeeseceasreeees 296 P| Tocnday nie > Press chat Pocket Knives, worth c to $2.00, at tre in ex fon with their saa Care's Gyan aes Ghee oad HALF PRICE J} membership campaign * ° - B. STEVENS, secret to Globe Safety Razors with $ blades, 7% atts dey a haat value; special at..........ses000 15¢ Nev., where he will assist tn Shoe : 5 hele casiias making an educational survey of 1-Ib can Sodium Phosphate, special..15¢ Migada' tir the -tath watvarites 25c Killmer’s Parilla Pills (Laxative Liver there. | PU S108 cnc is eK vai Oe 25e¢ ORIS WILKINS, br Se C » Ki , : | [taken to Vancouver, V 25c Celery King Tablets, special... 10¢) tay tren Chaheiin Wah, to om $1.00 size Nuxated Iron, special..... B5¢ Pl awer seconddegres assault charges 50c size Barbo Compound, special.... 50c Perfume, Baldwin's Clouereta, oz. 25¢ | —Lewer Maia Fleer. | Autumn Dress Skirts at $5 Of Silk and Wool Materials Many clever styles in these Skirts of serge, wool poplin or silk; with shirred tops; others | self girdies or side plaits some with yokes, JRSDAY , with band at material, in lavender, SIZES AT 89c pink, tan and blue —Third Floor, South, On the Main Floor—Bargain Square Matt Green Jardinieres 25c Jardinieres to go with your Ferns, of course—and here they are at 25c¢ each Matt gren finish, in the seven-inch size On sale Thursday | Domestic Specials Home sewers will find the Bon Marche Domestic Section the best place in town | for everyday cotton stuffs 12c Outing Flannel, in neat stripes; lengths to 10 yards; not over 12 yards to each; a yard . 4355 bed vba 64d 8¢ 10c standard Apron Ginghams, lengths to Be NEGAS: YOURS. os ct n ue er aide . 8e Cream Outing Flannel, 27 sachie wide; soft and fleecy; yard.. eern 20c Kimono Crepe, lengths to 10 yards; FOOT Sia asd sa a bac ak eve Severe te 12056 —Lower Main Floor, | | lf loughe { | flied by Downey, editor of the | Yacolt Bulletin | MOMO’S LADY LOU, owned by L. A. MelIntyre, of Seattle, won seo ond place for an allaround dog Tuesday at the Washington Field |Triais’ club annual meeting at Yelm, Wash | MILITIAMEN AT the American lake encampment were given fur Tuesday by Col. Inglis to vote with the provision that they be In camp at 11 o'clock the same night POLICE JUDGE HAWKING, of Long Beach, Cal, » ed wix children to memorize th 0-word city traffic ordinance for violating regulations CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS, re dent, was forced t form while addres. in Oklab night be se of a severe attack hief clerk In the ping away from Se th Mrs. Clara D. to Olym arried THE FOUR-MAST Robert R. Hind han coal at the Pacific bunkers for the Hawatian islands. €. W. BRUNNER, son of Mr. and Mra. W. H. Brunner, 1 19th ave, died Sept. 9 In a Brooklyn, N. Y. h 1, and the body is en route to Seattle ADELINE AND Augusta Van Buren, sisters, arrived Tuesday in San Diego after completing a 4,000. mile trip from New York on a mo- jj torcycle. D. C, BRICHOUX, chauffeur, was | arrested at Boise, Idaho, Tuesday | | i ‘coast Coal Co.'s night, charged with the murder of R. C. Goodwin wealthy sheepman, whose bo was found in the | ff Snake river anchored with auto chains | WALTER ELDRIDGE, animal trainer, Tuesday was pounded to death on the ground by an ele. phant at Kingsport, Tenn., before | ff the eyes of several thousand circus spectators CORPORATION COUNSEL Cald well is of the opinion that city em ployes, under civil service, can ob compens n for injurtes from private causing the injury and from the city a G. B. SAYER, of China, who is a visitor in § says that the inability of A to furnish China with tonnage h seriously affected railroad dev ments. FIRE LOSSES for July in Seat tle totaled $64,181.60, according to Fire Marshal Bringhurst CITIZEN SOLDIERS at FF Lawton will be re tain p- t quired to make a pontoon bridge tly, Capt. Park, of the U.S. A. engineering corps, toda CE GORDON fined four fishermen Tuesday for catching fish under the legal fishing without Heer QUEEN CITY lod th and for », K. of P., brothers who are eat the business men's encampment at Fort Lawton Tuesday night ADMIT ae TOWN BERLIN French village of S97 RRP FTE ME Houck n Combles and F in heavy fighting last night, were repulsed In at |tacks ne Thiaumont and Sou | vite, on the northeastern Verdun |front, {t was offictally announced today. T Hk BASEMENT SALESROO*! For all who at one time or another have a need for the un costly things, the Rasement Salesroom is a shopping place with a spectal appeal —ready with ample eries and other home grades. Favored Style-Ideas for Autumn Revealed Dress and Tailored Hats $3.95 to $7.50 sy HE diversity of choice practically assures every- one a Hat to her liking, whether preference leans to the broad, graceful Dress Hats, the mod- els with upturned brims, the Turbans with military air or the new bandeau and Tam effects. The materials are of select qualities, the trimmings simple but with the richness demanded by the new the colors are in the correct, deep tones fashions, and with the Auiumn’s: costume Very $3.95 to $7.50. UNTRIMMED SHAPES IN WIDE VARIETY picturesque n art required to interesting values the desirable effects in large medium-size Hats with rolled side, Continen- ‘ke Shapes and small, closely-fitted Turbans, in black and colors, $2.25 to $4.95. TRIMMINGS, SIMPLE BUT RICH omprise a choice selection of Novelty Ornaments, Metallic effects, Gold and Silver Rose, Feather Fan- cies, Birds and Wings, variously priced from 75¢é to $2.25. CHILDREN'S HATS Corduroys and Silk Plushes, appropriate street and dress-up wear, 75¢ to $8.95. bi nt Salesroom. include Sailors, tal models, Pr in Velvets styles for New Neckpieces 25c attractive she Neckwear ¢, includ Crepe de Chine A‘ wing styles at this pric f the new fccton the new Collars, Autumn, ing Embroidered Dutch broidered Collars, Swiss-em eee Collars, Lace trimmed Collars and Flat Price 25@ cach —Basement Salesroom. effects Mercerized Hose Splendidly Koady lo Fill Your flutuien 3 stocks of dise and Seasonable Staples in the lower-priced lines with ample stocks of practical neces corduroy Mebibiae ‘tion $3. 75 Georgette Crepe Fancy Silks [ this popular Waist of They cc collars. els, just as new and me in white, flesh-pink, smart, await your inspec- #reen; also tasteful tion peach, ros colored-stripe combinations The Blouse Sketched eods low price new Fashion Merchan- glassware, china, drap- ities in the inexpensive The New Season’s Styles in Coats at $12.50 and $15.00 Corduroy Scotch Tweed Plaids Velour Mixtures Cravenetted Coatings We NIENT FASHION makes no. iron rules with regard to Coats, but ay the belted, and flare from-the-shoui- der models Deep cuffs, shawl and i cape collars are inter- esting style details, as are also the trimmings of velvet, plush, fur cloth and novelty buttons Colorings are rich and subdued Dark - blue, brown, Green and k The Two Coats Sketched: odel velour in full-belted style, with convertible Price $15.00. blue band of black Price $12.50. Basement Salesroom. The smart me zt left is develuped of green wool collar trim- med with fur cloth At right, ¢ oat of two-tone and black striped with a wide velvet at bot- tom and full lining Two-Piece House Dress $1.50 WNING-STRIPED Percale 4 in emerald-green, coral, lav- t ender delft combined with white is used for this attractively- styled House Set. The pockets and belt are of plain white, and the or scallops are trimmed with white piping Price $1.50. —Basement Salesroom. The New Shoes WO witnesses to the Basement Salesroom’s cess in assembling the ideas of prices are Many other mod- price Basement Section offers a Silk long-sleeve pro- uc in new pretty Blouses Footwear Autumn at low sketched models for with high, low and con- at $3.75 ; ; bs < is tailored from good quality white ) w gr 25c Pair crepe de chine, finished with h th W's IMEN’S Black Mer stitching and dainty pearl buttons and prettily embroid fe crized Stockings of ered in blue dot design. A typically attractive style uy medium weight, flare top and value —Rasement Salesroom i and seamless, sizes 814 to = ts 10, the pair, 25¢ ; e —Basemene 5 i. New Silks and Woolens : re or Autumn : Q HE new Dress Fashions favor satin-finish silks and serges and soft crepe silks, so Basement Salesroom at the usual moderate prices Button Boot tm soft bronze kid, built over new narrow-toe last, with light-weight sole, 74% inch top and 2-inch heel. Sizes they are here in the Che staple woolens and ill always in demand ‘are 2% to 7%; widths A to D. also included in the Autumn's showinp in fresh assort- Price $4.00. ante Same style in Black Kid, $4.00 pair. Jamestown Woolens in the Lilac, Army-blue, Brown, new plaids and stripes, give Rose, Emerald, Gray, . excellent service and are Hague-blue, Navy and Black, h especially desirable — for 40 inches wide, $1.25 ‘ school dresses, 7¢ yard yard u All-wool Plaids and Stripes Satin Messaline in 36-inch Hand-Carved for women's and children’s width for evening and after. 4 noon gowns, the rich, dark ai Eb Fi £ h d dresses, $1.00 yard shades of Autumn, also in 1 'o French Serges in good weight White, Cream, Pink, Light H ony-F inishe forthe “populay’ “Billie blue, Nile-green, Black and M the: lors, 25 a Taboret oh’ | dnesee, S060, other colors, 81.25 yard. b 81.25 and $1.50 yard, In Coatings there is choice 7 fi of softfinished Chinchillas, 3 Special 95c Crepe de Chine in a great Roucle and Kersey Cloth, J variety of colors, including ail Gt. dnokee“wide; at HE exceptional value of. ge Aue Riga color, 82.00 yard La} fered in this Taboret {s ee ee STARR ONS Ratenrsers, ‘ r only suggested by the a - katie’ 1E fai Oh abcet te igh-cut Lace Boot on nar- t) ished wood, in several sizes, Hand-carved and very de Special OMEN'S orative W and 42, uriced at 50¢. New Pink Union Suits, 50c Union Suits in dainty neck and sleeveless with cuff knee; row-toe last, with patent vamp and black kid foxing; light pink shade, low weight sole and 2-inch heel. sizes 36, 38 ‘Sites 2% to 7; widths A to D. Price $1.00 palr —Basement Salesroom, Basement Salesroom.