The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1916, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR v }]Woman Attends Funeral hc i THE BON MARCHE |l attired in White, Per || ° FREDERICK&NELSON the Mree! Ct venue St Ciiett 4100 | | —— — Her Husband’s Request sax usw avait viv wrwawee {ff Broken Lines of Dress Goods and Suitings F All Our $25. OO Hats her , hx The ‘ ry oj many. yours Exceptionally Low-Priced persons Were in attendance at the funeral soil: , | at $1.50 Yard ve ~~. pases $10. 00 | '| NORSE SCHOONER TO BE BUILT HERE pais unusually attractive offering comprises about eight hundred yards of struction of a 2,500-ton easonable woolens, every item an exceptional value at the price. The cole The announcement of a contract for the ce r wooden auxiliary sel Ming Co. OrnK include a good ce in navy-blue. Among the weaves represented \ : :: Midian Millinery Siete | roa, was 1 ade Me be Capt Hane Hansel ot Porsgrund, | my ors include a good choice in na l ) é I | \ AVERY $25.00 Trimmed Hat is reduced to $10.00 eat over all . 56-inch Crepe Poplins 56-inch Wool Rajah H EK less than half price—and all our handsome $25.00 Capt, Hansen recently purchased the schooners William Notas 54-inch Wool Gaberdines 54-inch Bedford Cords | vi : I : . h W. Cline from the rt Blakeley Mil ¢ They will be o diciey Diawonal Salinas \ } models are included—Theatre Hats, Dress Hats, Tat eattle for an over ing and then chartered 54-inch Zibelines 54-inc iagona 4 : A = } ored Hats, Hats for shopping and street wea | 56-inch Tweeds 54-inch Heavy Novelty Suitings |i \ ive ae thie NORWEGIANS ARE ON WAY TO JAPAN PAs. GOT i \ y = Wan apt, Edy, Ballestad and members of his crew have arrived in fa ble Square, F Floor, | * / eattle from Norway on their way to Osaka, Japan, where they will Wy SS ther s and Capt. Ballestad » that a second crew will be along within a few . q , Ay _ The vessels are of 6,100 tons each and probably will be used fn the East / \Y arn y ) Orient trade. S ki .) *) TAKE ANY $15.00 OR $18.00 | tockings ‘ }. HAT IN STOCK FOR $7.50 WANTED TO BE WITH TH THE tsa Give —— Warmth on me Chl Dags | STEUPENVILLE, O., Nov Joost devil : ' | Half Price and Less Than Half Price for These tan church st Pits f, Sit-iashloged Cashetere Stockin 5-Piece hao $15.00 er tock i his reason waa given by Rev i urch, this city, for declining a nmere Stockings with « s.00 Handsome | Winter Models pyar i | Carving Set ) te 1 col Special $4.85 7 OUEL Hot bestane naw guuing 0 nes SAYS SHE WILL WIN LOVE AFTER DEATH Full-fashioned Cas Hat for Thanksgiving--exquisite mod 8ST. PAUL, Nov. 21.—Mre. Elizabeth Harlow Goetz, pastor of the e and toc ' k, white, ar Spiritualist church, Ba’ ress before the Mth an every ¢ pual convention of the Nat Spirt aw declared ! ae season ve hat Woman possessed the er t spt tirac and will win Full-fashioned Cashmere Stockings in black and a i the love of a man after “passing on,” rega # of his choles on eart GREP Se AE ‘nani tien, OSe'hals med wi Il rich col “In my owt she said, “I ar a necond wife, but ' , i ver and ot g a dean ws some pfoms she know whether bis { I has the greatest Seamless Black Cashmere Stockings, reinforced wit eer — Senne Piven attraction is heat e and toc Oc pair. ] If you're living In hell here, yo take ft w ou wher J 4 ; : ; 4 W Pl Ch k 39 on, she aleo told her hearers. ‘ ‘ , Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Black Cotton Stockings, with sp ” andies, and knile ard- ide aids and ECRS JIC VE ALLIGATORS SENT THRU MAILS Poa so peta pst blades snd steel are ot: SECTION NEW YORK, Noy, 21.—-A brand-new d for Uncle Children’s Black Ribbed Stockings, with double 004 quality steel. Special, A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL IN THE DRESS GOODS SEC PR it Peace igen ; hochdnge, wit Hp a Plaids in. stri x color ce ations, multi-colored D nd block ef ‘It is nothing more nor leas than to i 1 rs b ee ce and d ce k pair ; setty os in 4 kir Sgr ell 3 a : i abe : oa euies means of this convenient branch of at cor Children's Black Silk- lisle Stockings, with double ee ng we ay rep oa mite Ct. signment, #ix in number, reached thin « cad ra ae Beef Carvers Bearselt or school dresses tor the children they have manifested a great liking for li a pa Firet Flees Mill Ends of Silks at | 36-Inch Fancy Dress Silk reper ae ng. for i's the coop for vou it it Seatonable Weights in Cat ood designs fy i plain colors and | 3,000 yards of ibaa new Dress Silk in rich FR psa» tantra it : J 8 Wa icked here and there fro and bone handles Three- n'ts. It behooves the citize Sets 1,000 pleces of 36inch Silk h stag, ivo fancy patterns, Poplin, Mo Satin, Messaline | satin stripes, and other weaves, in lengths from 1 to § yards. | is a full line of the most wanted shades $0 REPORTER FINDS b aT a oeA 2-Inch BI Seal Plust his head high, his m OMEN'S { : piece Sets (knife, fork and IM 3 sh Silk Poplin 52-Inch Black Sea ush 1, his bands in his pockets o im weight er a aes } on 025 pease 6-Inch Silk Popli | WE AU BREAK LAW and then he hardly dares 6 r : é oe ; ‘ y ve regi sy 0 PO oe | — — a free slant at a news #tand, for and long sleeve r neck and sleeve $6.00 to $12.00 set —Oovc Yard— ar " | ; iN a g ac i . — fe r of being ares 4d as & vag or less. Price $2.25 Two-piece Bird Carving Sets, quality Silk Poplin, 3 Heavy Seal Plush, jet black, an attractive and |[ parks : inlawfnl assemblage Ds: : rm ye hg Waseabic Ponte ea! rx wae * naa wise | etteuaaly favored tri for sults and coats Of course this law was writteo | its a tough world Australian Wool Union Suits, F in $3.75, $4.75 to $7.50. fore the ght of prohint Kennedy said t atl ds Kood HEAR THE BOYS YELI $4.50 ‘ ; Mayonnaise Mixer These Serge Dresses at $21. 95 Are New Mt ly ‘ oe : * . STOGIE SIN H. C. OF | Silk-and-Wool Union Suits in knee le low ni Special 50c kle ene with } Very New, Very Smart and Very chs, ae tg ea po HE sketch Good Value at $21.95 PE nendavortne Cotton Union Suits in five styles, We know you will be pleased with these dress at this price. per Mata Plewr. to select from. | th ankle length, with high neck and | eves, and a full line of popular cc eae ey eat ss and sleeveless shows this $1.25 improved Dover White Lisle Bloomers, 75c r. Egg Beater, ream Whip and every one nedy wasn't « Oo You Loiter? two-tone combinat who sees them They're of serge, heavy satin ombina- apace « Mayonnaise Mix- tions of satin and serge or serge and Gee Some are Ethelbert. the New Drape Veils ae a eae plaited and hang loos from the yokes, a that aivt site an belts; others are waist the ett ne _ $2. 75 to $5. 00 : nay creamy | Women’s Petticoats at $1.95 eae 8 ag ed! Ita ae y r twist | Pettice k nice and wear well—made with Se . OS ar ae a tc ! ape ecial 50¢. silk tops ead dee flonaces of t ta silk to r Tt to tails, But we the hat sas | elastic bands m » adjustable to a size waist rimina ent within our Some are plain with patterned center,,others ha | ils when we did it and it was a : : | oming good thing that Tom Ken deep novelty borders. A wi f solid colors, Christmas | | | Sisp | New stnperie Blouses oI. 15 Gold and Blue Gold and Purple Tie-Up Ribbons Purple and Black Burgundy and Black 15c to 25c Bolt aE 1 peal yeh Pag? : Plum and Black “ ‘ idered | | Harry Tra He wach: At L ready to bind the 45 « $: 9.5 0 R it 10 ii : to ane . ift that must have an Winter Top Coats $14.50 | $24.50 to $39.50 Suits $ Weehogton witin Narcissus Bulbs rt on its journey ion of the resident Trimmed with Fur or Plush Trimmed with Fur, Velvet and Plush ce Ribbons in red, green, Warm Winter Coa yokers, too,| We can fit you out in a good Suit ald domic number | @ Boxed for Gifts red-and-green combinations, for only $1 used are 20.00, and ade. TI ay | i Spyeae a “ 1 nsettia, holly, Ameri- officer « comes the « cr a ecely a ne ssc - ; auto pl < eed mix e the € made ¢ ou are [faithful stogie; the n Rull é and Merry Christ- 9 POR tures nr Ox ¢ Iclot 1 not break n be 7 ot i we N. Ga ford, brown and dark gree che x —Second Fleer. three for 5 cent ‘ h bear on the cove ) ate ve : Ba wea r ke—Incense t gave sat Pr 2 Si 1, 15e, 18¢ and 20c bolt of 2 police Late News From the Thanksgiving Sale of Linens | A Better Candy Shop r ecidedly rm to gh a i i y Bov 1%, 18¢ and 20¢ bolt of 10 ‘ So brand new, so spick and |} of Second ave e oe , No, 2, 25e bolt of 10 yard Linens 20 Per Cent Less span, a vision of Carrara Fiat ae fesse titel chouste a : Ce Has ita First Floor “ - First Floor. PATTERN CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH marble, plate glass and deli- public n " pught to sing in my you yell.” | “a a f f | cious confections ‘ ; | Gat eae ne : : wen te i i el | ee ah | a Sah ek Basement Salesroom } $7.50 PATTERN CLOTHS, 72x72 INS., $6.00 | Ux®qcae a 3 and 7 a.m ey're all gone! N A . ] . P t D | io B5.50 Svnioh RN CLOTHS, INS., $7.60 | prices alway d rrors rel nt that) NEW YORK, Nov. 31-—Chatirman ew Arrivals in Farty Vresses | eo Me eo Legmenped Braye o 85 |[|cive: tun potice = 400 break. eas cites 9 Attractive in Style and Value bs $8.75 PATTERN CLOTHS, 72x90 INS., $7.00 |" 99, Chscalaie Pei 15c : na, 12000 oF 80 Donte in congratulating bim ; wae 7 Napkins to Match these Cloths at the Same | Amor 4 Chocol ate Drops, LOWORMC, cagne! Mabie) —Lower : ie a at $12.50 $15.00 $19.50 “FIGHTING TO THE LAST MAN” To every 330 available men in allied nations, the central A Nemo Corset Worn Each Day "aad s Velour Calf | Included in the new shipment are 25 “Sample’’ Dresses—no two alike—offering especially good value at the above prices | | Does Much to Keep Your moa > 1 , i | powers can oppose only 143 men! N the assortment as a whole are Dresses Ills Away yet | Shoes, and Only $3.50 Pr Suppose arbitrarily that the allies’ losses in each attack eabinine chi : ith tle Sy ‘ ty 7 \ | One of our extra ¢ are 50 per cent more than the G n losses. The following combining soft chiffon taffeta with tulle, | Section. Velour ( 1 table, then, shows how the opposi 1ads of 230 allied soldiers net, metal cloth or metal laces, in shades of er Lou ¢ cle t ad and 143 German soldiers are cut down by attrition, leaving an toe ll sizes, at $ overwhelming superiority for the allies Women's Glazed Kid Shines. tion style, with Nile-green Pink Blue Corn-color White r Central Powers. Allies. : : | ie leather eke fp els and Satan 143.0 330,00 rhe approaching holidays, with their ente1 * 8 a alr Bar 5 25 j . j . . | en | Women’s Shoee of all glazed kid, button atyle, close ~ houses first attack bec tainments, create a need tor just such charm- so justly proud. | sole; plain too and military heels; all | 71.50 009 75 ingly-styled Dresses as are contained in this | pal’ $4.00 222.750 gly-sty | No. 508 Nemo Corset, Women’s Shoes of eoft gunmetal calf with clot sham Losses second attack _5ae86 new showing. ‘ | Sizes 22 to 36, at $5 iuetinrdin "| 35.750 169.1250 Three attractively low prices — $12.50, | No, 508 Nemo fs a self-reducing Corset, with a | Women’s Shoes of glazed kid, button style, with | ee aenee nie abtaok BE csslled $15.00 and $19.50. plage page Lied Bi ted Sa vier b fake BACON, te cas eens 17.8750 142,312 Nile-green Taffeta is used for the youthful he tall, stout figure » bust and bac a zex, a pair, $4.00, —tpper Main Floor, Bag: : : 7 facts pliable and a —Thira Vieor rare Losses taurth attack 13,408 frock at left of sketch, with under-bodice and Tes Dida Ack Have WEDNESDAY SPECIALS IN 3.0378 120.90 hip trimming edged with silver. Price $15.00. imes ‘ CS nus, a 7 r a rm puld V i Ve A SS a oa : DOMESTI Thus, after the fourth attack, the Germans would have only The Dress at right is fashioned of pink tulle rting \ ve oO Kimono Crepes, 30 ir Heavy Outing Flannel, eight soldiers left to face the 129 soldiers of the allies ; the new 191 our 8up- | wide; many pretty p inche dark This table, while purely arbitrary in its assumption of losses, and taffeta with metallic lace. It shows the ply from the x - : terns; lengths colors; ‘ | demonstrates in a startling manner the consequences which are ictende in effec . 2 sonal THESE AR THAT ARE BRING | yards: a yard J ward ‘ inevitable if the Germans should “fight to the last man,” as they distended hip effect formed of the tulle and ING YORK TODAY, lace over white silk drop skirt. Price $19.50, —Basement Sal assert they will, The table is offered as a startling example of the deadly effect of attrition. ————— ———— ee!