The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1916, Page 8

ra THE BON MARCHE Pike Street Second Avenue Union Street Ettiott 4100 Come and See the Tailored Suits That Have Been Reduced to $13.95 At Their New Price They Are More Than a Bargain. They Are an Investment. For there is not one of them that will not return its cost two-fold in looks, in in satisfaction. tailored service, semi- They are in belted or belted style, with the correct styles of collar, fur trimmed, silk trimmed, velvet trimmed or severely plain. They have the new full skirts, ruffled plaited, with belted or shirred tops. In all the popular fabrics, in a good line of colors. A Special Sale of Serge Dresses at $8.89 They're of fine wo wate pla erge in black ited or ri New Dresses much underpriced for Friday navy, brown, old blue, taupe and green. Cut on loose skirts and large self or satin collars. j A Sale of Excellent Coats at $2: 3.95, Women’s warmer winter coats in latest and smartest styles, of plushes. Long, full-cut models that are preferred one wears and deep cuffs, fur-trimmed 4 $5, $7 and $8.50 Silk Waists $4.50 More of those charming silk crepe de chine at a special price of $4.50. Huge collars a-plenty or sr ruffled fronts. All in vanrate TRY THE ECONOMY OF THE “Self-Service” Shoe Shop urself. lines s and fine with those huge iat hat every silk Georgette and silk aller u prefer, and nts. —Second Floor Try waiting on yourself, fitting yourself, then when you have sold y your package home and save the difference Here are some of the lines you'll find here on Friday WOMEN’S TAN RUBBERS 48c FELI Women's Tan, Low-cut Rubbers of best quality 98c a pair for t Tubber; to fit shoes with military heels, and | pers, high patter: Medium width toes. hand turned sol FELT SLIPPERS 58¢ A PAIR WOMEN’S SHOES $2.68 PAIR Misses’ and Children’s dark red or gray Low Patent leather or dull finished calf Shoes with ‘ out Felt Slippers, made with buckle on vamp, with | low heela and comfortable snape toes, with kid or - *#} leather soles, at S8c a pair cloth topa. BLACK FELT SLIPPERS 78c PAIR | WOMEN’S SHOES $2.98 PAIR Men's and Women's Black Felt Slippers with Good wearing Button §' with eloth or kid Feather soles and felt padding on tnside—warm | tops. plain or capped toes, of gunmetal calf or and comfortable. 1 potent leather. Fiver. Women’s Carter Underwear 75c FORMERLY SOLD AT $1.25 AND $1.50 carry On the Lower Main Floor SLIPPERS 98c PAIR ity of heavy Felt 8 or felt trimmings ; plenty of colors. —Lower Women’s Silk Lisle Vests and Pants long or no sleeves; Pants, knee and ankle Sizes 40 to 44, were $1.50 -Vests in every desirable shape, length to matct with short 34 to 38, were $1 Sizes —Upper M Women’s Union Suits at $1.15 EXTRA SIZES—40, 42 AND 44 A clean-up of extra-size “Forest ¥ "Union Suits. Both Dutch and high neck and elbow or long sleeves; also a lot of Carter Lisle | n Suits, formerly sold at $1.50 —Upecr Main Fleer. Women’s Phoenix Silk Hose 49c a SECONDS OF THE 75c AND $1.00 GRADES A big sale of Phoenix Silk Hose at only 49c a pa the imperfections are very slight. Mostly black, s¢ 834, 9, 914 and 10 because » but hey are secon hite and a few ¢ rs. Sizes | POE Gee ene es Upper Main Floor. i | Friday Specials in the Grocery Store /New White Cloth Collars y Spe at 15c sm, | SHRIMPS 10c A CAN a Canned Shr ¢ brand, No. 1 j Six pretty styles cans, at 10¢ i) cans to each of Women’s Coat Canned Tomatoes, Reliance brand, No. 2% tine, » Collars, one o can 5 which is illustrate Tuna Fish, Armour’s Vertbent brand one of the a here. Made of a rade of Coylon i felt cloth in new big ont i te est shapes with medium size bottles ! peachine ois Re : z aoe Marche Naptha Soap, good quality la nary j —Upper Main Floor. eeveeee? soap; 6 ba 0} r, ; ——— Roman Meal—Dr. Jackson’s—alds digestion 4 , pays ‘ vackages for Ane Hh Friday Specials in Domestics er ~aesetti’ wiser,” Canter, 85c to $1.50 Gilberta Skirt Flounces wor 55c In Plain and Fancy A Hund erta Fl You can have a new Petticoat out of your old one by getting one of the Flounces and attaching it to rt a patent awstring. Both piati and fancy effects, at only r @ach Friday —Upper Main Floor, |p| CALICOES 5c'A YD. in ¢ alic oes, 24 Not over Light and inches wide, 12 yards to each Unbleached Outing oe esa Ginghams in F Flannel, 25 inches : red Gi 20 yards red Gi unces ne Gilbe wide, not ove yards to each, yd.5¢ —Lower Main Floor. | Granite iitenoir Things 10c IN THE 5c, 10¢c AND 15c SECTION—LOWER MAIN FLOOR 2,000 Pots and Pan e—lots of every e listed here, except Coffee Pot | | | | ati, line F: few of | | | | Pan price wil 1 Rinsing these, but as long as we have any the be 10c. Drinking Cups at 10c 9-Inch Pie Pans 10-Inch Pie Pan 3-quart Milk Pans Wash Basins 10c Each No. 3 Berlin Kettle 2-quart Stew Pans, 10c 3-quart Stew Pans, 10c 2-quart Kettles, 10c 3-quart Kettles, 10c 1- to 4-qt. Pudding Pans GO AND RE With (— everety iva CHILLY THs eve NING, SCARE Vb SOMETHING ‘TO MAKE A pine Lin tHe Grave. “t Novelty Bath Towels 45c At rR a ii — price in } Bath weave, wit A a wide lurk of jacquard vy Pid pete Powe h deep borders of blue, pink or yellow or patterned with fancy woven stripes running the of the towel These length Towels are 22 are from es long inche 40 Price 45 wide, and New Blouses at $5.00 Of Crepe de Chine : ye HEY are smartly tailored lain and frilled ef and W hite Dainty Syusv Because 1 BOUGHT THar RUSTIC CHAIR jYou THINK YOU HAVE TO Keep {KIDDING Me Maize embroideries, { and tucking ttractivenc laces sailor or con 1 cuffs are hemstitcl Second ¥ finished with Price $5.00 A Exceptional Offering of Men’s Fine Linen Handkerchiefs Six for $2.35 HESE Handkerchiefs are of pure Irish linen, beautifully soft and fine in texture; very closely woven and serviceable, too. [The Barbers Will Like | This One; Put Carbolic | Acid on Hair for Tonic’ NEW YORK, Nov. 9 Corrigan to adjudge Joe Cascio, » barber, guilty of assault. Louls Horowitz asked Magistrate Horowltz charged that Cascio had Inveigied, lured him to submit to a “crude ol! shampoo,” crude oll had applied carbolic acid to his scalp. As a result, as Horowitz showed the court, a fine crop of burne and blisters had been raised on the surface where a fine Growth of hair had been desired. Cascio sald it wasn't his fault, but that of a druggist from whom he had In all good faith bought what he had believed to be crude oll The magistrate could see no evidence of criminal intent taped edges; ,, :, Sm Rremnenen Ene oop et dred and fifty dozen handkerchiefs in the offering Unusually low-priced for the half dozen at $2.35. —Men's Furnishings Section, First Floor induced and ae eee rs They are of a quality which can be confidently commended to needlewomen who plan the mono graming of handkerchiefs for men’s gifts There are four styles of corded borders; two with two with hemstitched edges. One hun- ——— | econ rom | | | BRANTFORD, Ont, Nov, &—A_ find of rings and braceleta,| thought to have been given by early English and French settlers in| exchange for land from Indians, with Indfan amulets, wampum and fine! pottery, has been made by the Aryan society, Brantford, in a newly discovered grave CATFISH WEIGHING 68 POUNDS CAUGHT FREMONT, Neb., Nov, 9.—Two days after Joe Carlson and a com. m had caught a mud catfish weighing 62 pounds tn the Platte er, Fred Plambeck and Lou Raymond caught one that weighed 68 pounds. Two other fish, weighing 30 and 40 pounds, respectively, were taken from the shallow water on the same day by Plambeck and Ray mond. Women’s Merino Union Suits $1.50 ankle lengths, BOOMING SOUND MYSTERY IS SOLVED ZVELAND, O., Nov. 9—Dave Vincent, the hardware salesman was myatified f al days this week by @ strange, muffled boom ing in th t house in which he lives, out Carnegie ave. Oth. ors in the were mystified Finally ed that the janitor was learning to play the bass drum, and was getting up early to practice on It HERE’S CHANCE FOR MODERN PIED PIPER STEUBENVILLE, 0., Nov. 9.—Charging that roaches and rodents driven frqm a elty dump when ft was set afire, invaded their homes and damaged property to the extent of $12,000, five property owners entered sult against the city of Steubenville to recover that amount Velveteens Reduced To | 65c | Yard -_ opportunity ne siiinee the material for dressy frock, trimmings or millinery at a saving. it devel niga The Velveteens are in 22-inch width, and come BELIEVE US, THIS IS SOME FAMILY in the following shades: HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Nov. 9.—Bartholomew Wilhejm of this Cream Pink Light-blue Emerald Primrose elty claims to have the largest family in the United States. There ; i boys and four girls—not large in numbers but in avoirdupo Scarlet Cardinal Copenhagen Marine-blue r boys, now fu matured, weigh, res , 290 Navy Metelot Myrtle Hunter’s-green Blags and 335 pounds, The four girls weigh, respect 65. Mra, Wilhelm weigh pounds, while the father emall Red Se y: 5 1 Reduced to 65e@ yard 0 est member of the family, weighing only 225 pounds. He ts 74 years Oe ) +-Basement Salesroom. old HUGE STATUE RAISED 400 FEET IN AIR New Silk Petticoats $3.95 NEW YORK, Nov. 9—A statue, 30 feet high, dedicated . le, 2 to th . a “a Genius of Telegraphy" which is its title, was raised to the root of OME of these new Taffeta Petticoats are in the new Western Union bullding before a crowd which pack -e es : H : from Broadway to Church st packed Dey at plain costume colors, others are in novelty with tucked and All have elastic and some have effects, plaited flounces in scalloped effect The b from the bronze figure weighs 16 tons. changeable eet by a derrick on the roof. job took an hour and a half. It was drawn up 400 feet stripes and It was packed in a wooden case and the waist bands and clasp fastenings, THIS WILL CURE ANY CORN IN WO extra width through hips. Priced at $3.95. GRANDVIEW, Wash. Nov. 9.—Jones Forsell, NORLD wealthy ; Sense ee farmer, has a new corn remedy. He was troubled for years by the pa of a corn He has a neighbor who is a carpenter. One day last week he went over, borrowed a chisel and adjourned to his own back vard Placing his toe on th chopping block, setting the chisel be tween Joints, and firmly grasping a bammer in the right hand, he - ~ cured his corn. “I'm rid of that corn,” he told his wife, “but I'm ‘also ia minus a toe.” Brassieres, Special 19c a RONT FASTENING Brassieres of firm mus HARDTACK WINS SOLDIER BOY A WIFE DECATUR, IIL, Nov, 9—Fred L. Schultz, a private in the New Jersey National Guard, became a bridegroom here, because he was not lin, with med yoke, forcement embroidery-trim- underarm rein and trimming of hungry for hardtack when his train passed thru Ramsey, Ill, three mon co, en route to the Texas border narrow embroidery edge: Seht wrapped a piece of paper bearing his name around the Special 19¢. Basement Salesroom hardtack Emm d tossed it from the car H. Klipmer ere married the other day RUSTICS PERTURBED BY BEAR’S VISIT NEWTON J., Nov. 9.-For the ded the village of Blakeslee, consternation to village folk Farmers are arranging to go gunning for the animal and hope at Jeast to drive him back to the mountains, DOG CATCHER ASPIRES TO BE MAYOR TRAVER > CITY, Mich., Nov, 9—-George W. window at a pretty girl, Miss Wide Ribbons 20c Yard ANCY Dresden, Flow- and Check Rib- bons for making up into gift Hand-Bags $1.00 HE favorite first time in 60 years, a bear near here, killed a calf and brought pouch ered shapes and other styles in Leather Hand- novelties, also plain Gegner, city scaven wer, garbage collector and dog catcher, was a candidate for mayor of bags, with covered or Taffeta and Moire weaves Traverse City, Among his reasons why he should be elected mayor, : as printed on his campaian cards, are metal frames and coin in a variety of colorings “He has had “He is not controlled by anybody or interest “He has got rid of over 1,000 worthless dogs. “He is not afraid of the cars.” _ collected more dog taxes than any three men we have purse and mirror fit Widths inches, Price $1.00. the Basement Salesroom up to 6 20¢. Basement Salesroom tings yard "FREDERICK NELSON Women’s Winter Suits $35.00 this moderate price one may choose from variety styles, developed from the rich, soft fabrics of Excellent Broadcloths and Wool Velours ERINO UNION SUITS of medium weight, fine weave, knit in tuck stitch, long or elbow sleeves, in ankle length; with Dutch neck or low neck and sleeveless Basement Sa Salesroom ——— =, of modishly individual 9 are the cloths principally featured, in black, navy blue and the taupe, plum gundy Some of these Suits are lor-made in their quite ta implicity, and appropriate wear with sepa others are rich furs, t mmed with collars and cuffs of Hudson-seal, near seal, skunk-dyed opossum and nutria The careful workman- ship ¢ nced in the finer details of making and fin in these smart Suits Second Floor. Table Crystal VER twenty-five patterns to select from, in plain ef- fects and pretty cut and ep graved designs —Third Floor. Beaded Draw-String Bags NEW shipment of these sular Bags includes ome very attractive designs in Silks and Velvets, em- broidered with steel beads and lined with colored silks. The prices range from $1.00 to $7.50. Leather Goods Section, First Floor. with high neck and also knee and and elbow sleeves, Price $1.50._piest Poor Rubber Gloves 50c a LACK Rubber Household Gloves of good quality, sizes 7% to 9, 50¢ pair —Basement Salesroom, Val. peek 25c Bolt NE- and two-thread Val- enciennes Laces, adapted to many fancy-work uses, widths up to 1% inches, bo!t of 12 yards, 25¢. —Dasement Salesroom. House Dresses Special 50c ROKEN lines of Women’s Percale House Dresses— not a full range of sizes in each style, special 50¢. —Basement Salesroom. Hot Water Bottles $1.00 WO - QUART Rubber Water Bottles in choc- olate color, with patent hanger stopper, $1.00. —Basement Salesroom. Women’s and Men’s Umbrellas $1.00 HE Women’s Umbrellas have fast-black proof covering on water- 26-inch, 8- and wood handles, some with heavy The Men's ! 28-inch handles rib frame, cord loop. Umbrellas have frame and crook Price $1.00. Basement Salesroom.