The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1916, Page 10

an meee gen nena nt nara THE SEATTLE ST ne rpanmnemanaepnamnaemccace tan NU ye us AR THE BON MARCHE ‘Thanksgiving Sale of Linens Pattern ‘Cloths and Napkins at 20 Per Cent Less 0 EACH $7.00 CLOTHS Al $7.50 CLOTHS § $5.60 $9.50 CLOTHS $7.60 EACH $8.75 CLOTHS AT $7.00 $11.50 CLOTHS $9.20 EACH $10.75 CLOTHS AT $8.60 $13.50 CLOTHS $10.80 EACH $12.75 CLOTHS AT $10.20 $11.00 CLOTHS $8.80 EACH $15.00 CLOTHS $12.00 EACH $17.50 CLOTHS $14.00 EACH $20.00 CLOTHS $16.00 EACH $18.00 CLOTHS $14.40 EACH $21.50 CLOTHS $17.20 EACH The F $12.50 CLOTHS AT $10.00 $12.00 CLOTHS AT $9.60 $8.50 NAPKINS $6.80 DOZEN $6.50 NAPKINS $5.20 DOZEN $7.75 NAPKINS $6.20 DOZEN $10.50 NAPKINS $8.30 DOZEN —Lower Mata Floor, o # “amous Linens ‘I Teather” ported 1 ir c Otherwise we never » cheaply 9 $1. 25 Linen ‘Damask 95e rp 58 Linen Damask $1. i $1.35 Lunch Cloths 98c 82. 0 Linen Damask $1.65 f pretty floral $1. 75 Napkins 31. 50 Doz. i. Firm _ weave q | —Lower Mata Vleer. A * Sal of M ’s N k : —WITH HANDSOME COLORINGS q —MORE DISTINCTIVE PATTERNS —AND BETTER VALUES 4 Buy Your Christmas j Neckties Now— F Every Tie packed in a holiday box, if you say be Special 3 i cei foie. ci | Qt Oe MEN’S SILK FOU RLIN-HANDS Special a ) nd Scarfs, in str yu d 4 signs aud fancy effects of good at 45c 4 ME N's SIL K Fe )UR-IN-HANDS Special fen’s Ties, of atin 4 Bancccrive in met Mae at 69c Special orabil ve : at 95c MEN’S SILK JUR-IN-HANDS e OE yd agpenaaiedb Special brocaded at $1.45 . Learn How to Knit With Fleisher Yarns MRS. E. B. LUSCOMB, OF PHILADELPHIA, IS HERE TO TEACH YOU FREE OF CHARGE, has with her a reted ' the Fleisher Yarr The display include vha ; you will aired t to choose w you 1 1 —Art Shop, Third Moor. Cozy Blankets and Comforts for Nippy Nights Bed Comforters, e with 4 White Blankets, extra | challie, 63x74 inches, each $1.50. n warp, pair $5.00. “Ps A ‘All Wool Blankets, in b $6.00. ze 68x76 inches, c« filled Bed Comforters, soft | oline cover and sateen border Plaid Blankets, cottor filling, at $4.75. 8x80 inche Bed Contactar, ered with floral « 1, $2.00. th ¢ 15¢ Comforter 75c Cotton Bats special, each Mothers’ Training School Cretonne, vard 10c Dor. 3:30 P. M. TUESDAY caine Irwin will lecture on “Ilow to Idren's Questions.” Beatrice Graves, R. N., will demon © preparation of the first solid food |. 49c An: Dr. tton Bats | Answer Chi y Mrs. 20 bales of weighing pounds. | bats to a custome | —Lower Main Flo Bargain Tuesday in the Grocery TAKE AD TO BEGIN LAYIN an FG | ri 1 {ANKSGIVING DINN Light House Washing Powder, largo packages, while we have 3 packages for 5O¢, Canned Milk 8c a Can, Canned Milk, Dairy Maid brand, a good grade of milk, at | ®"Y 8c a can Tuesday, Grocery Bar- , ny | White Asparagus 121/,c Mission brand, new pack Call fornia White Asparagus, welght Sheitbark Hickory Nuts, new of the best Hawaiian pack, Snider's Tomato Catsup, No. 8 cats, § for 106 mu } tize bottle, 19¢, arse | see for yourself what flavor it has; 1% poun Cea day. Not over 12 cans to| crop, 3 pounds for 2h¢, tae sosuenne< yas ear’ Shelled P ¥ Ferguson's Orange Marmalade, Sun Maid Ralsins, ne ifr ee Sood quality, | 115, carton 18¢. 15-02. packages, Large Walnuts. od qualit Extra Fancy apan Head of a 1 nuts Tt Rice, { TE 1 ¢ ‘ ¢ ure Cid ¢ T . i e me a of ‘Del Monte Brand Pi ineapple, Fourth Floor, | Housewives to Award Medals to Servants and Learn Right Wav to Treat Their Domestics BY FREDERICK M, KERBY D. C,, Nov, 10 WASHINGTON, on the edge of a volcano The eruption is due November 15, when housewives of the nation’s capital will undertake to decide the question “Who has the PERFECT SERVANT GIRL?” Mra, Court F, Wood, president of the District of Columbia Ped club and Washington is treading chairman ommit Washington The plan is to offer awards to domestics of longest serv ice In a single family, and an other for the one longest in the service of a family thru two or more generations. For fear, apparently, that there may be difficulty in finding such a specimen of perfect hu manity, a third prize, consisting of a certificate of merit, is to be offered to all domes the service of mas CF woop & who have been in or more. ¢ family for five y ailment of servant Testimony from housewives who have attained that magic “something” which enables them to keep the elusive servant girl for more than a week at a time, is expected to furnish valuable pointers for less fortunate women who have had to prepare a meal on the spur of the moment when a dissatisfied cook left without notice Already many entries ‘ and are Washington is agog to learn the name and pedi ervant, being tabu of THE Table Shows Enormous Increase of Living in 4 Years; Everything Up Nov Now Nov Nov. Nov. Commodities 1912, 1913. 1914, 1915. 1916 Flour, per barrel $4.65 $4.15 $5.10 $5.20 $9.50 Milk, per quart sh 0 06 06 08 Eggs, per dozen (best) . 40 38 a4 a5 50 Hams, smoked, per pound ae | 16 ee Butter, creamery, per pound ... .32 32 335.29 40 Coffee, Rio, per pound «~o "1 06 07 09 Sugar, granulated, per pound 05 4 055.05 08 Rice, per pound 05 065 «06 06 06 Beans, per 100 pounds 5 6 600 825 13.00 Potatoes, per bushel (60 pounds) .50 705 83 1.80 G.0.P.HAS MARGIN CELEBRATING DEMS OF ieee IN HOUSE VISIT STAR OFFICE A Dy vorat nde a night f ta Wilson ‘ 1 cheer ‘ and a neat eciation od Ar Aga re ne ¢ nat tof Th Styles of Louis XIV. of France are being revived in women's foot- | wear for 1917. the opera or other evening wear, The striped shoe comes in all colors land in the latest walking models. The gorgeous white and gold brocaded boot is for| FREDERICK&NELSON Basement Salesroom Bordered Scrims Special | Qc | Yard unusia Styles Smart and Original in New Silk Dresses at ee ” Tr" HWE Ru 1 finished with a inch heading, and wool braid trim and the poc sleeve W messaline is used for : the tasseled monk's —Basement Balesroom. collar, h forms two P in bach Price Skating Sets $1.25 lish $29.50. Plaid and plain-color f are cleverly Scarf ed in the Dre Sets are skating and wear. They ed wool fir t Salesroom. Toilet Soap 5c Cake ul oes, ET Soa nd Vi Butter- Glycerine, Oatmeal and other es, 5@ cake —Basement Salesroom. ich Stamped Towels “Wilton Rugs For the Dining Room Div blendix seen at its best in our selectior f beauty with service 2 for 25c URKISH in 13x24-inch for in the id Towels, size, French Wilton, Hardwick Wilton and Bundhar ee — stamped in pleasing, y-worked designs for d 2 for 25e. - INCH CENTER- PI CES, stamped for em- yin attractive de- 25¢. In richness of pile, permanence of color and hard- = — wearing qualities they are not to be excelled. The ¢ ’ ° cost Bis Children’s Union Suits, 25c ARM Fleece - lin Union Suits, er color for girls and gray for in sizes 2 to 12 moderately y artist 1 re Prices on Bundhar Wilton Rugs Are as Follows: $34.00 years, priced at 25¢. —Basement Salesroom. The Requirements of the Season for Dining-Room Furniture oughly anticipated by our Fur- which is now displaying, on the BLANKETS Warm and Serviceable HITE Woot I urge ‘tion, have niture e-bed ( hird and Fourth Floors, an exceptionally large § and well-chosen assortment of matched suites ¥ nd individual pieces in the prevailing stvles, re Sait Wor woods and finishes, and in a wide range of pee ata ie WHITE | KETS, PLAID WOOL-AND-( BLANKETS, i | blue and whi : laid pattern; $5.00 oad q PLAID WOO! BLAN KETS, size 68x80, with light 7 entage of cotton, twe < ue, $5.50 OO! LAN i 1 hands¢ k o if ( 1 ¢ 1 ) : ae Ly iches, $6.50. pair FINE PLAID WOOT drawer BLANKETS, size 72x84 ~~ j ’ i ray, tan inii ay, ta Oak Dining hairs 1 In various styles shes, $2.00 to Huck Towelings Special 65c Yd. IGH-GRADE Huck wide n FREDERICK & NELSON Furniture Polish the | Linen ‘Towe gs 8 A Towelings, 1 HEN setting a bottle « ¢ in order for the holidays, & Nelson have handy plain lso | r, lily of I Furniture rose, bowknot, and shamrock special 65¢@ —First Floor, *olish is a very gé _ Tt is the ur own furni ing shop; a wonderfully efficient clean isher for all kinds of fine furniture, Two sizes, 25¢ and 50¢. ~-Housewares Section, Basement, same as used fleur de 1 finish- oem tripe designs, yard ser and pal