The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1916, Page 16

SEATTLE SO THE BON MARCHE Jot? ¥overvie'se Pike Street Second Avenue Union Street Ettiott 4100 The Christmas Toy Shop Will Open Saturday Old and young, big and little are invited to come and see all the new Toy and Playthings in the wonderful new Toy Shop, in the Basement of the Union Street Store—just a step or two inside the Union Street Entrance SOCIETY WOMEN VISIT “SUB” | FREDERICK &NELSON [7 Basemenf Salesroom Girls’ Coats $3.95, $5.00 ] and $7.50 ) Chinchillas Corduroys 1 Zibelines Boucles Tweeds Kid Body Dolls with bls heads, Character Dolls at 50c Kid Body Dolls at $2. 95 Unbreakable Character Dolls inches tall nicely dressed. Both boys and girls, at wise he eyes and Kid Body Dolls at $1.00 Raton — Dolls at $4.95 Dolls Pretty Kid Body Dolls that stand 15 inc Crown make ner Character with bisque heads, pretty, lifelike fac: and | with beautiful baby faces and bald heads sleeping eyes 13 inches big 200 Winter Coats 5." ‘sss: " . ™ 5.00 | $7.50. Naltrel: Weshinelon seolbty lo GPBEGAd over the sesent visit. te To Choose From at GIRLS’ WASH DRI the German submarine, U-53, during ite brief stay at Newport, of Miss G 75 Margaret Fahnestock (left) and Miss Margaret Caperton, society de $9 50 $12 50 15 00 } 95c, $1.25, $1.75, butantes. Miss Caperton is the daughter of Rear Admiral Caperton, . . * $1.95 GIRI VOOL AND $18.50 still in active DUROY DRESS a eason’s most popular styles are given good G1IRI VEATERS rep UNDE RW 00 UNDERWOOp ICE SKATES SHARPENED FOR 25c OR FIVE TICKETS FOR $1.00 upe before going to t W’BRIDE FOR HONEST 1 put in pr Rink Bring in your Skates and have th $3.95 and $4.75. $7.50 International Ice Skates, for figure | Ice Skates, tops of cold rolled stgel, blade skating, . tien { cast steel Sass $1.00 Half-Hockey Ice Skates of best qual Puck- stop Hockey Skates, a popular pat representation in this showing of Coats. There "$1.25, $1.75, $1.95, $2.50. genuine welded tool steel $3.00 ¢ $3.00 | 6 5 sare models of RGE MIDDY SKIRTS All-clamp Ice Skates, key fastening at heel r women and children, leather i $2.50. oS CE és . $3.00 | heel straps........... $1.50 and ‘$2.00 Zibeline Wool Velour Diagonal Boucle WASHABLE MIDDIES x ANDMOTHERPENSION a cals some with a smartening te r - nel Middies "$2.95. oon ee narte sits SL uch: of fur, plush ¢ CHILDREN’S. RAIN j Declaring for an adequate : mothers’ pension law, a “first ol rimming, some with full lining of CAPES, $1.95. aid” bill to relieve injured workmen, urging the atlas. of the satin, CHILDREN’S RAIN proposed constitutional amendment, and opposing any attempt The colorings include Brown, Mustard COATS, $3.50, $5.00. to weaken the direct primary, the initiative and referendurn, Green, Burgundy, Nav alse BI Ale saree $6.50. Henry McBride, republican candidate for governor, Friday I ’ pan Diora, sate ne CHILDREN’S RAIN issued the following statement: our low-priced groups—$9.50, $12.50, $15.00 HATS, 45¢e. from 1901 to 1! | sian: the hidden hand The Four Coats Sketched W ’ fn governmental affairs, that figBt tr From Left to Right: omen’s Hose | ly resulted in dri the contr which ev the railroad lobb » affairs, and laid the founda whict Smart Hats $3.69 | They’re Worth Almost Double We have three hundred to show you at, this extremely and some of the most becoming styles, t ‘ Large sailors, m soft brim effects and other new shapes. Some tailored, ot ornament, ribbon, flower or feather novelty trimmings—black and colors Also a splendid lot of the new White Hats For Children’s Day in the Millinery Section Children’s $1.25 and $1.50 Hats | Misses’ $2.45, $2.95 and $3.95 Hats for 95c for $1.95 200 Children’s Corduroy Hats in all the new cob Misses’ Trimmed Hats in poke bonnet shapes’ In Black or Brown Zibeline, $9.50. 25c Pair | ; | In Black and Navy Diagonal, $12.50. W' IMEN’S Black Silk- pyecbensae | hme Dypotinnd In Two-tone Brown Plaid, $15.00. Stockings (ir- | : © thru We believe that not oni In imitation Bolivia Clo or vona “hevi our children be free from nd $18.50. Bolivia Cloth or Diagonal Cheviot, 1 am heart and to dustri lavery, but that each = « any measure that the child’ shall have the privilege = franchise of the direct primary or of living with and having the the Initiative and the referendum benefit of a mother's care and “In this connection also I desire love. We shall, therefore, urge to protest emphatically against the! an honest mother’s pension proposed constitutional amendment law, based on the theory that seeking to p! a eee barrier! it is the condition of the child, voting priv and not that of its father, that T ondment looks| should determine the he direct pr franchise. be Saturday ailors, tricorn s Dress Hat regulars) sizes 84 to 10 25¢ | dire t legislatic the initiative and re —Basement Salesroom New Velour Millinery $7.50 ‘Wes ors to match the Fall coats. Latest style shapes, | with chin strap-—made of all velvet. Also small trimmed with bands of ribbon, small flowers and | sailor shapes and poke effects of satin and velvet Fes iae 1c ood tna ot be the chi MONG the originations of the advancing sea- * ornaments. uw haar os “ a ‘As governo 7” of} clreums: iced é ed on + ae ont best colors —Second Fleet. Tine administration to,promote « are these lovely new Hats of soft Vel- cla} and industrial justlee. We we fortunate then to have as labor) commissioner the lon William |CREHAN ENTERTAINS he colorings are beautiful—soft tones of | seas Rose Cherry-red Gray sometimes w Blackman, who is now . Unit contrasting facing A puff edge States commissioner of cone! Kid Glove Sale---Kid Glove Sale ~<— and arbitration in labor dis e metallic ribbons > . s We aimed to adjust such difficu i} Women’s Fine Kid Gloves at $1.35 Pr. |] | sistent wcsisnie i = CHILDREN inter Boots ‘ and {mpart f | Lots of the popular Washable Kid Gloves, pique sewn, with one large fait antair ay For Growing Girls 1 = ener, in sand, putty, ivory, tan and pearl. Non-washa Kid Gloves, white and eo cbs s i black, with contrasting novelty embroidering Some Perrin’s $2.00 Cape and and aa . | Suede Kid Gloves, sizes 5% to 714, but not in every style and « tion for political purposes, We be , j —Upper Main Floor, Heve that as a first step our Indus popular, are sh in various widths | » commission should and heights of crown, in Black, Browr | and put on an ef. Cherry, N , . y, Navy and Gree randec i ildren’ S Dai in the Shoe Sho Everybody Should Learn to s. that will do away with avy and Green, ban te A with | 1 4 j - anity of looting and mis n ribbon, and priced at $3.95, $4.50 | ss Rise Use a Voting Machine Be‘ore | ———__——— — bath caso ec | it hoe values that are un- Election D. their interests in m : ft Sa} | . | a ae : re t el to 6: Basement Salesroom, | Ah gereed 8 a Shoe a os | We've Got a Voting EVERYBODY WANTS ‘dths ~~ A MILLER CORSET | at takes pleasure in fitting lit- | aahcece, at ( c o c 50. « tle feet, and fitting them prop- ae mits hine Here , ae 4 bial gens ’ ‘TO OP EN HUNTING Gunmetal Calf Button Shoes for R CORSET 4 an expert demonstrator to : erly, with Shoes that will give ie topedde oniediaeere oar apy le SAYS INCE a EAL RES Misses, Children and Growing For Stout Figure: Y such good wear that the little | and see how it & and on ‘ | s L R ERVES Girls, very services for aed folks and mothers, too, will in | will save yourself lots of time ted moot ‘wear; :sines 6 'to:8, 91 $2.50 . cabiec mp f ae | and trouble on November 7th vb P % to 1.65; 11% to 20N f i on coming here for the next pinay —ioo 0 be air; 8 ae a te Pie to? PRONG reinforcements over abdo- ff School Shoes, Bo From 9A.M.to12 Christof, oF i, [J Sexe! and voutna' Higheut Storm \ maka this Corus 'cagecaly Gouaie a Both Misses’ and Children's pecinia, Christofte ‘ <a heavy soles and buckle fast \ Fre for the full figure It is made of | Shoes, of gunmetal calf, button | 12% c : "Percales 8c Yard line Privtio? “Eghaeya Palird p bane tc LM ied) A ae Eid with kt 4 oF Oe loth ‘tops, oa 2 : sae Se bilof i ng at ' izes 10 to y $2.7 yy firm quality « . coutil, with medium | sold. $ to t have sede 25; 2% to 6, $4.00. h bust 1 moderately long skirt, fitted §f a ike 5 25¢ Li eee Cloth uid be allowed ag Sutton and Lace Ghose, cises 10. -aZ Et : pparters. sizes we tO A inen ot! < 3 | Girls’ Shoes $3.00 P at 15¢ Yard to 13%, $1.90; 1 to 2, $2 1 aA sf rice $2. 50. to te Sons athe ma AN ENGLAND RUNNING bt teen oa OR @ neat fitting Engitsh last Ee ‘ach rape acs tia some BOYS’ OVERCOA ; or button style; $3.00 a pair | TS) | | Children’s Button Shoes 25¢ Curtain Aad, at ; Geass: Poottorms ser fu a one SHORT OF LUCRE $3.00 to $4.50 i ting button shoes, patent or dull | /2c MARTLY-S1 ry LED, r | i with kid or cloth | 0 pial palin nde ‘of f NEW YORK, Oct Susper » warm Overcoats | Sizes 5 to 8 at . $1.75 pair | in sizes Harty 1 to BY, age nf Britaln, wh ia tt ke: ie br Ms ie sulboine anion te Sizes 8/2 to 11 at... . $2.00 palr | —Upper Mate Fleer, third Floor | next year, Ix foreshad wat bY an Pinck bac k and loose belted models, sizes editorial on the “gold question” in 2 to 10 years, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and the London Statist. The tremend $4.5 ; ous shifting o} = 4.50. A $6.00 Fulton Go-Cart for $4.50 irae Sve Smith ae hatnate te aiicheee : BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS BY THOS. H, INCE iy is reat Britain, despite the 9-Piece S, $4.15 In the New and Better Trunk and Go-Cart Store Proprietor of a motion pletureliarge loans placed in this countrs Ixtra-trouser Suits in serviceable gray and brown ‘ plant comprising 18,000 acres, for allied account : dares. (oAth atitakedad at ca 1 on the Fifth Floor piNpeiit or biggest 88 for allied accour 00 ing Set xtures, with he wn belt and patch pock It is a semi-collapsible Fulton Go-Cart with 10-inch Se eee oe ir geen hag dp wheels, carved handles and a 3-bow leatherette hood. Tt i _ Motion teture 5 sare ore / WESSEL GOES SOUTH S ecial 68c BOYS’ SWEATERS, $1.25 TO $3.00 made on a strong frame with the reclining back. Better get and made, Everybody ¢ gist Pp Shawl-collar Sweaters in gray, maroon, cardinal one for baby while the price is $4.50 this’ or not. I believe everybody"| | After years of service to Alas C' MOKING SI vd navy, sizes 26 to 36, $1.25, $1.7 50 and —Fitth Floor, Unter ore. ould be if the producers gave him teamer Northland will} ‘ 25, $1.73 50 an ston Mt. Store. bad ar the “opportunity. “Rut we |} Hed off her old run and sent to quality white lined I nent Sa = can't afford to do that. We want| California brown ware, consisting : i it , omebor eft to fill the “movie’|, This announcement s made : Saturday Specials in the Grocery Store HALLOWEEN JELLY BEANS cole ahale a the nove | uuraday bY UCD. Pact, er owner Casserole with r, Bowl Children’s Outing Fi IG. S Cured B oc A Sc Be ee ene en Woh bere tal Ment Pane, Pudding Dish and six Cu udren s Outing Flannel Gowns ugar ure acon 6 F pare with the with which | lt is belie the vessel will be c 27 P d Orange and black, solid color Jelly beans—real J, motion pleture ome to the chester for Southern trade until tard Cups at 59c f ‘ont, and no’ n proportion, ts | "ext e en sume s 1 fr " c Foun Hallowe'en colore—i6e regularly, at 10¢ « pound rant and pigs A prpaortion, Ie ie a pecial, set of nine pieces, AREFULLY-MADE, comfortable little Gowns OR 30c A POUND, SLICED aise Lower Main Floor, |J picture companies are mak 68e. E ent nk or blue and white striy outing flan toda it le because they ; : 1, made in style, with nmi Cudahy’s well-known REX brand of gamble in the earlier days CHART BAD R bit f ) 4 die | «¢ Home’ Specials i , IT lof the industry and anticipated the OCKS Georgette Crepe embroidered scall » and white finishing Sugar-cured Bacon | “Carry Home’’ Specials in the Delicatessen |} present run by a huge expenditure | pange ‘ S Price 5 - Shoulder Hams, medi- | Small Jonathan Apples |] of perfectly good American dollars. mah cdg Moa My marti $1 50 Yard AFCEO 014 Ypten ae eine Oe | um size, well trimmed; | for Hallowe'en, a doz- | Sausage 17c a Pound AE S00 SNE O60) | the ane , doctcdlig to DESIRAB ) P Bi 1b. -ABi4¢ | I ae. ‘ 10¢ |, money i. sri che Rae ever |Gapt. L he 08 RABLE quality of A grades, Ib | No. 1 grade, a pound.. |g.) waste the au aan uaty : 7e @ pound Satur. The rallroad tles have lost|” More than 13 new pinnacte rock inch width, in Old-rose, Pinix, erino Suits in soft weave—knee S Pores Walnuts, ies vs Be | OY he quantity holds out " k-trek back tol were surveyed and are now being White, African-brown, Plum, : ts. length, low neck and sleeveless He ete, ett | Cranberries, a pound., | Strained Honey, finest quality; a pound 17e, jf Broadway. They ride on the #tage| placed on maps for the abit Blbek: Sandablon Novy. Bele WORMON. Ollits: Rae omennn cet eee sess Se ES, Bigg | Chip Beef, finest quality meat; Saturday a nt Row, 08 PaIgt Ub Auradlys ; bl inkle length, with Dutch neck pte teens ee eT ; 3 |good photographie effect. ‘They're| A BAZAAR for the benefit of gium-blue and Light-gray, $1 25 and elbow sleeves. Sizes 36 and ret as * —Fourth Floor. ||| nearly all stand-patters for the mo-| working women is being held at $1.50 yard . 38. Price $1.25 tion picture, and the booking offices |416 Hast Denny way Friday and Basement Salesroom Basement Salesro see them no more, [Saturday | ct ROSNY AGT STL NE eT