The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1916, Page 8

ieee ceragheinrenrsenrenhnpar- ee gyn -rprare gm * THE BON MARCHE Pike Street Second Avenue Unien Street Eiiett 4100 17 SHOPPING DAYS TILI Santa Claus’ CHRISTMAS—MORNING SHOPPING IS BEST " Headquarters 1 Sy High Court till ‘ Christina eve Hie has a little boy and girl who comes to see In the Christmas Toy Shop $h: sd Automatic Sand Cranes for $1.00 ysteriously—pour the sand inta tl sets to work and immediately the ¢ trans t, dumping it directly opposite the loading point ERECTOR OUTFITS Omer, as INSTRUCTIVE TOYS "$8.58 biadder Py $1.50 help to develop thelr ideas, and nein ‘two banner ¢ oon yet they ar musing and enter | taining at same time. ERECTOR SET NO. 0, 50c ERECTOR SET NO. 1, $1.00 ERECTOR SET NO. 2, $2.00 ERECTOR SET NO. 3, $3.00 2 ERECTOR SET NO Be | Electrical Week ERECTOR SET NO. 5, $7.50 | Special Displays and Spe- $1.25 cial Demonstrations — of —Hasement, dapple « Game of Trap-Sh America’s 1} run hills; price The and Pecherens | Combination | Game | lonnisting et Vertiouie car ana t| “Lionel” Electric Trains wood finish: complete with na of curved track, making har Blactic Tov eae Of es 3% feet tn }and Other Electric Toys deents ats $3.50 | iiimeter: price $6.00 | scubaetback aw ees Did You Ever Wear a “Wirthmor” Waist? If Not You Have a Pleasant Surprise in Store For “Wirthmor” Waists are a revelation of what can be given in the of style and value at $1.00. Virthmor” Waists come in new, every week, so you ar always sure ‘of the latest styles Four new “Wirthmor” have just prived pictured here smart, indeed We're sole Seattle Agents for “Wirthmor” Waists. Just In—65 Smart New Coats That Are Specially Priced at Such smart-looking Coats, of such serviceable The styles are clever, new, and those most por mannish coatings; large collars of se beaver plush; navy, brown, green an Sample Pieces of Hand-Painted China on Sale at Half Price one a masterpiece. Most them painted by Salad Sets, Choc- as well as ornamental piece styles They are as They're very 12.50 indeed of hea plush; some styles dark mixtures materials, ilar this seasor specially priced | velour and ned with y we material or —Second Floor. Only one of a kind and Seattfe’s best artists, and others Flower Vases, Tankard Pitchers, Choeointe Pots, Berry Bowls, olate Sets, Sugar and Cream ky and many other at just one-half the regular lue Child’s 3-Piece Set 35c Child's Set, consisting of plate oatmeal bow! and cream pitcher in pleasing decorations, at ‘ Flower Bowls 50c, $1.00 and $2.00 Imported every are of Cups and Saucers 15¢ “ Piece Cindiment Set Hand-Painted Plates 25c Imported China and Dew floral and Flower Howls | {fut designs, at 2bc each Tues in matt green — fintst 5 size 6 me dium size $1 large size $2 dow Ferm Dishes, moon- shaped, {n assorted colors, com plete with white « hale, most appronriate’ €1 26 | Tea and Cake Sets 35c Christmas gifts Whipped Cream Sed, fine Orien tal hand-painted pleasing de- Just for Tuesday Percale at 10c a Yard ereale; a good as gthe to 10 yarda; » Just for Tuesday Apron Gingham 8c a Yard | 2,000 yards of Apron G and neat check patterns special 8c a yard. P am; good quality 2,600 the to 20 yards; | ment « —lewer Main Floor, cial 1% a yard Gift Towels When you are selecting gifts for keep well in m that Linen T —Lower Main Floer. Give Blankets 0 | be giving a sensible gift We have them at all prices, those of wool mixture and all ousewives, | ang els always s like Towels in abundance oe the wool; all full size Blankets they're 60 Guest Towels pure linen, neatly hematitched lees Sy RIAD NOD, Uke 1GXA Machen, with size 15x22; plain and with colored borders my | BeMt-borders; “petr $2.00 ze Nashua Plaid Blankets, size 66x80 Inches, soft Guest Towels, all linen huck, neatly hematitched: | finish; pair $3.00 size 15x24 inches; each Oe | Plaid Blankets, size 66x80 Inches, wool filling and All-Linen Huck Towels, size 18x30 Inches, with | cotton warp; pink, blue, tan and gray; pr..#®4.75 satin border; eac 65¢ | White Blankets, size 70x80 inches, wool filling Heavy Huck Towels, extra heavy; size 21x40 | cotton warp, with pink and blue border inches, with satin border; eact 59e | palr #5 —lower Main Floor. | —Lower Main Buy Three Pounds a Bon Special Blend Coffee for $1.00 AND YOU WILL SAY IT IS THE BEST DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COFFEI YOU EVER BOUGHT Be | Coffee is our utmost in Coffee value—specially blended and speci roa ty day b «© expert—blended in the same way, of the same | coffee—her 4 tandard Canned Green Beans, Cutting’s brand; good qual- | Black Cooking Figs, new crop; pound 10¢ ity; dozen $1.05; per can ve F lew crop Calife ayer Fign; pe Canned Peaches, Melrose brand, in light a ee ee 19¢ syrup; No. 2% cans, each 12 2¢ ® Sugar Peas, good grade; a dozen SLAM > ice | Snider's Tomato Cataup, large wizo bottles. .19¢ can 12%¢ | Naptha Soap, Bon Marche brand; 6 bars....2he Salt, in 10-pound sacks pecial, eact Ie Ferguson's Orange Marmalade, No. 1 cartons, Macaroni, good quality Washington-made Mac each ise | aroni; per pound Ge | Sample Tea, good grade blends of 30¢ Sample New Italian Prunes, extra fine qual b...f fe | Tea; a pound 22¢ SEE THE MADE 500 pounds; MAMMOTH WISCONSIN CHEESE, ESPECIALLY FOR THE BON MARCHE It weighs special 35c a pound, or 3 pounds for $1.00. —Fourth ¥ ener ee ne ae ese ae nae Little Porker Raised by Dog With Puppies Has. All Actions of Canine, Report DE KALB, Mo., Dec, 4—One little pig being the only sur vivor of a sow and her litter, It was placed with a number of pupples that arrived at about the same time. The mother dog proved very considerate of her allen ward, and the latter lost No opportunity to profit by its foster parent's philanthropy When the puppies and piggy were old enough to frisk about according to their own bent, the mother began to teach them the arts of selfeupport and self-defense, The pig followed the dogs everywhere and soon became the family pet Now, when the dogs go hunting, as dogs will, the pig fol lows sult. Me will run out and try to bark at wagons passing along the road just as the dogs do, but the best he can do is the usual porcine grunt. When a stranger comes to the yard at night, the pig will run up to him, grunt and try to bite him, just like a watchdog. While the pig Is nothing but a pig in appear ance, many of its actions are exactly like those of a dog JUDGE RONALD HAS TURNED INVENTOR Judge James T. Ronald ts not only a superior court Jurist, but e's an inventor Patents have just been issued to him for the invention of a new auto wheel rim, which he admits is the best tn the world and will make changing tires on the road simpler than it now Is JACK JOHNSON REPORTED BACK IN U. S. CHICAGO, Dec, 4.—Federal offietals atated today that Jack son, the negro pugtiiet, is in the United States John and that bis arrest tn expected soon, He ts wanted for Jumping his bond after a white slave conviction BE RESPONSIVE TO FELLOW MEN, SAYS HE Chiet Justice George Edward Morrie told Elks to be responsive to the demands of service toward fellow men as well as to pay tribute to the memory of the departed, when he poke at the annual memorial services of the lodge at the Moore theatre Sunday NITRATES TO BE MANUFACTURED IN WASH. Nitrates will be manufactured by the air fixation process at @ plant now being constructed on the Nisqually river, The Amerfean| Nitrogen Products company, financed by Seattle men, ts back of the| development, and plans to later establish a great permanent plant The Sauk -Suiattle river power site is being considered by the com-| pany. °C. F. Graff of Seattle ts president of the concern BUSY TIME AHEAD FOR ART ENTHUSIASTS Seattle Monday exhibt L. Berg opened tn the art eneh isiaste have some busy times a ons of painting by Kathleen Ho nr and George Washington State Art association galleries, in the White bullding free to the public from 12:30 until 6 p. m, daily and from iS p.m. Sundays until January 1 Many other events are also on the program ICE CREAM LAWS ARE UPHELD BY COURT WASHINGTON, Dee i court held constitutional of lowa The decision in effect up Union prescribing ice cream laws Pon aylvan holds aws of nearly every state in the r NEW EMPEROR AND DAUGHTER The new emperor of Austria-Hungary Is shown here with his only daughter, Adelaide-Marie, born in 1914. The child is the second of three in the royal family Emperor Charles Francis Joseph was born in 1887 and became heir-apparent to the throne when Archduke Francis Ferdinand, his uncle, was assassinated at Sarajevo, June 28, 1914, an event which led to the present European war SHELLS MADE IN BREMERTON SENT EAST Six shells, the turned out by the ton shops, Maryland, to be tested Unknown to the public, the work on governmental! manufacture of shells was begun a year ago. SEATTLE MOTHERS CAN BRUSH UP A BIT Seattle mothers will have an opportunity to brush up on their cook ng as the result of the home economic lectures to be given in the Y W. C. A. this month, under the auspices of the Central Council of the Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations Miss Effie Raitt, head of the home economics department of the state university, will talk Tue NEW RAILROAD RECORD IS SHOWN HERE The first ¢ of the Alaska Railroad Record, a journalistic effort of the United States ratiroad commission at Anchorage, Alaska, has reached & tle Resides having a large apace devoted to railroad routine news, the journal contained other articles of news, including a column of per. sonals first to be government at the to the proving grounds at Indian have been sent GIVE HIM CIGARET AND Hi HE DIES HAPPY! BY MRS. CHARLES H, FARNUM (New York Woman Recently Decorated by Prince Alexander for Her Relief Work in Serbia) America is getting no credit at all fot what relief work she is doing in the Balkans, for the reason that aid from this coun try {8 being distributed by French and British agencies. It seems that clgarets give a Serbian courage for anything I have seen wounded soldiers go upon an operating table and have a limb amputated without anaesthetic, just so they had a | was in the American Unit hospital at Orsova one day, carrying @ basket of cigarets, There was a wounded soldier on a cot, gasping for air, he was so badly hurt He saw the cigarets and eagerly he asked for one a cigaret in his mouth and lighted it and fell back dead, He had died happy I placed He took a deep breath THE SEATTLE STAR ! : gh REDERICK &NELSON% Sa Nristmas Gifts for cverybory ‘eS Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Kandkerchicfs Acceptable, Practical and Inexpensive Gifts N their universal appeal, Handkerc hiefs out- ha rank every other line of merchandise for ™ hristmas giving, and our thorough apprecia- tion of this fact is reflected in the very ample \i and comprehensive stocks now completely . ready for holiday purchasers. Here are Handkerchiefs just as inexpensive ff or fine, as sheer or practical, as plain or elab orate as widely differing preferences shall ex- act. Many of them testify to the exquisite kill of the Irish and Swiss needleworkers Novelties in colored embroideries abound ndkerchiefs in are displ Children’s Ha nursery designs yed in profusion with picture boxe Women’s Handkerchiefs, Three in a Box Women's Linen Handkerchiefs with one-corner embroidery in white or col- attractive Christmas packing; Women's Handkerchiefs of good qual ity Irish linen, tastefully folded and rib bon-tied, three different designs in nda Here: < three in a box for $1.00 box, at 65¢ Women's Handker s with hem- Women's Handkerchiefs of sheer Iris! stitched or scalloped edges, with corner mull, embroidered in one corner with designs of Swiss embroidery, reproduc- ” two- and three-tone designs; three in a ing Madeira needlework; three in a box box for $1.00. Women’s Handkerchiefs of the Finer Grades for $1.00. ti Women’s Handkerchiefs Six in a Box in a very wide selection of ‘dainty de Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs signs, exampling the skill of Ireland's with corner designs in Irish hand- and Switzerland’s needleworkers, at 50c, embroidery; many pretty effects, some ff | 6Sc, 75¢ and upwards to $7.50 each. with space for initial; six in a box for ff $2.00, | ’ . Women's Initialed Women’s Appenzell-embroidered Hand- Handkerchiefs kerchiefs of good quality linen, with cor- in complete assortments of letters, well ner designs in butterfly, rosebud and ff embroidered on good linens, at 15c, 25« other effects, combined with Punchola fj and 50c each. work; six in a box for $2.25. | Children’s Handkerchiefs Women’s Handkerchiefs -3 in a Box at 25c Each all in pretty picture boxes; initialed thousands to in a great and fancy printed styles, the latter ir profusion of machine- and hand-embroid- cluding Kewpie, Peter Rabbit, Boy Scout ered designs, executed on fine Swiss and other novelties that will appeal to mulls, Irish linens, Irish lawns and | the youngsters. Three in box, 25c Shamrock lawns —First Floor. In the Basement Salesroom py Women’s Christmas Handkerchiefs : Roll-edge Handkerchiefs with embroid ered corners in pink, blue and lavender, box of three, 25¢. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with white or colored corner embroidery, three in box, 25e¢. Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs with fancy embroidery in corners and ‘44-inch hems three in box, 45¢. Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs ored corner embroidery and hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 10c Each Flowered Handkerchiefs f 10c each Men's Initialed Handkerchiefs, 10c each Handker hems, three assorted 50¢. Embroidered Initialed Handkerchiefs, 6 in box, 50¢. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with barred border and corner embroidery, 6 in box, 55. Lawn Handkerchiefs with embroidered orner designs and %4-inch hem, six as- at T5e. designs in box, with col « sorted designs in box, chiefs, with embroidered corner de- signs, 10c each Children’s Novelty Silk Handkerchiefs, with colored corners, 10c each —Basement Salesroom Basement. Salesroom . Net and Silk Waists $2.95 and $3.75 One of these dainty Waists in sheer net, Crepe de Chine or Large fancy work Women's Emerald Lawn striped silk would make a lovely gi . Useful Gifts In the group at in Housewares || ~ $2.95are Blouses of Crepe de Chine in white, . = flesh color, HE gift that can be tucked’ and put into daily and prac- and rose. maize plain tailored lace-trimmed styles The assortment at $3.75 includes Striped Silk Waists, Crepe de Chine Waists and Nets that features white, flesh-color, and stripe combinations outing tical use is the one that ap- peals most women. in a color-range ‘To gray, ecru, rose Basement Salesroom Gifts in China and Glass to many those who have such names on their gift lists the Housewares holi- day displays are a source of bountiful inspiration. A few ’ Section's HE gift of a piece suggestions i of novelty china SMe a RG ae Fe an odd vase or pottery | 1? Alsohol Chat- Shaving bowl — seldo omes ing Dishes _ Mirrors Ww « om « ne ] Parson Nut amiss, and the Base Bowls nent Salesroom has pro Nye Creek one vided well for those who such — practical Fancy Metal choose rays Thermometers | { FANCY CHINA dis arving Sets Andirons plays offer scores Tea-ball Tea Fire Screens pleasing gifts in groups at 10c, 25c, 50e and 95¢ f econ Vire Sets u dual Wood Baskets ; NOVELTY GLASSWARE in combination of cut Caster Sets sc cleat | and pressed designs makes a very attractive gift — Mlectric Irons and Brushes 4 Electric Bird Cages ware, It includes Vases, Comports, Bowls, Sugars atere oy) e and Creamers, Bonbon Dishes, Pickle Dishes, May Electric Grin “doers ee , onnaise Sets and other useful pieces at a wide eet e Tet ©-Cedar Mops 4 range of prices Mectric Curling Accessories ’ ART POTTERY Vases, Bowls for bulbs and other guee e.g athe: gol cO ‘4 gifts in wide assortment at SOc, 95c, $1.50 and Piltrola Gians yg ap eas , MISSION ELECTRIC LAMPS, $6.00 to $15.00 gAchine king Ware BAMBOO FRUIT AND FLOWER BASKETS, — igouic Heating zum leaners Housewares Section, Basement Balesroom. 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