The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1916, Page 10

THE BON bike Street Second Avenue “Hurry, got - $5.00 Erector Sets Reduced to $4.29 Erector Sets, so interesting and instructive for Dboys. The sets are put up in wooden boxes, com Plete with motor and 571 separate parts, THE SEATTLE STAR MARCHE -Union Street Cirott 4100 Says Santa Claus Only 10 More Shopping Days Before I Come Sliding Down | the Chimney So you had better be thinking of Christmas toys and Christmas joys if you want the kiddies to have a Merry Christmas. Special bargains in “Meccano” and “Erector” Sets in the Toy Shop on $14.00 Meccano Wednesday. Outfits Priced f $10.00 Interesting construction toys for boys of all | ages. The sets are complete, and will build 123 different models; nicely boxed. Special, $10.00 set , WEDNESDAY WILL BE “GAME DAY” There Will Be Special Displays of Gift Games for the Young and the Very Young Crown Combination Game Boards, complete with | 139 _ of equipment and book of instructions; Star Archarena Game Boards, for playing 67 dif- ferent games; 82 pieces of << and book of instructions, at - 84.95 Automatic Fort Shooting Games, complete with eannon and soldiers; price $1.25 $1.35 Fox Spetling Boards, for spelling words and Duilding sentences; strong and durable, priced $1.00 Bradiey Tru-Life Paper Dolls, Paper Dress Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Fashion Sheet and Patterns, Complete .... .... 25e¢, Oe and $1.00 Ping Pong, the great tennis game for the table, complete with Instructions; price $2.50 The Store of a Personal P Christmas 7 Service When in Doubt Ca Stop the first person you see in the Bon Marche wearing our “Personal Service” bands of broad blue ribbon around the arm—they will be instantly at your service. We will do your Christmas shopping for you if you wish—just leave your lists in the Mail Order Section, Upper Main Floor, and expert shoppers will scour the Bon Marche to fill it accurately 1 advanta- geously. f If you want your Christmas gifts wrap- ped in Holiday fashion, bring them to the Mail Order section, or have them wrapped securely for mailing on the Lower Main one of | priced at The Game of Box Ball, can be played on floor or carpet; fitted with mallets, balls and gage; priced at $1.00 0c Tinker Toys, builds bh moving figures; special at reds of stationary and . Bee Stabullt Blocks, made of clean white basswood will build numerous models; complete in attractive boxes, at » 82.50 Soldiers of the Advance Guard, mounted on card board with harmless air gun; size 104%x19% ins.; price Tse Planchette Boards, amusing for the entire family 50¢ actical machines; simple m to type their own tet 50¢ to $5.00 | —Basement New Butidiag Simplex Typewriters, for children to use ters; price Silk Crepe de Chine Camisoles, Special 95c The $1.25 and $1.50 Kinds Laces and Silks have been suce bined to make these dainty ( de chine or net over China silk; bon straps and chiffon rosebuds Gowns and | 95c Chemises at Muslin and Lingerie Cloth Gowns, made E atyle, with yoke and sleeves of rows of lac nisoles Floor, then post them at the Postoffice or | beading, ribbon run; also Envelope ( Express Office. white or pink, prettily trimmed. —tw Odds and Ends of Sterling Silver Pieces at One-Third Less A sale of Dresser and Novelty pieces in Sterling Silver, so you can get little gifts at a saving. 25c NOVELTIES 17c EACH 50c MANICURE PIECES 34c Flower Beads at 25c California Flower Beads, 22 inches long the pretty flower shades, in a neat box Music Rolls at $1.25 Leather Music Rolls, in black, tan or brown, im smooth or grained leather; very serviceable gifts. Cuff Links at $1.98 Krementz Gold-filled Cuff Links, of pretty designs, suitable for engraving. Engrav- ing free. in all Women’s Blanket THEY MAKE SUCH PRAC For they're all made up ready to wear, are full length and cut full, edges trimmed with cord; of blanket cl gathered at wai in a number | Be MANICURE PIECES 50c .25 PIECES PRICED AT 83c Photo Frames at 50c Platnoid Silver Photo Frames, 6'4x4% Inches with velvet back and easel; guaranteed not to arnish. ee Smoking Sets at $1.50 Smoking Sets, mahogany finish wood, in oblong or round shapes; ash holder, match and cigar holder | 75c Manicure Sets at 50c French Ivory Manicure Set—buffer, cream jar, file, cuticle stick and button hook, 50c a set —Upper Main Floor. Bath Robes $1.95 TICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS ready to put th in pretty t with heavy rope girdle; right on and enjoy. These shades, with neat all sizes. —Hecond Floor. designs— Boxed Handkerchiefs for Christmas Giving ‘Women’s Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box, of sheer lawn, embroidered in white and colors; price Women’s Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box, of fine Emer: ald lawn, with white and colored embroidery; price . . Bie Women’s Handkerchiefs, 2 ina a of firm qual ity Irish linen; hand and Swiss embroidered price » 5O¢ Women’s Handkerchiefs, 6 {n a box, of fine lawn with Swiss embroidered, in white and colors; SND b60g0ss0eses csvece 50¢ Children’s Boxed “Handkerchiefs Kewpie, 3 in a box, at 25c Flossie Fisher, 3 in a box, Peter Rabbit, 3 in a box, 2 Klever Kid, 3 in a box, 15c Hero, 3 in a box for 19c per Main Floor. DESPITE THE FACT THAT IT IS HOLIDAY TIME, WE MUST HAVE DOMESTICS Apron Ginghame, 27 inches wide, lengths to 20 yards; a yard 8¢ 25¢ Wash Goods, 24 to 27 Inches wide, silk, crepes and cotton poplins; yard 1he¢ Madras Shirting, 22 inches wide, in pretty stripes, & yard 19¢ All Pure Linen Towels, guest and family size, at + 25¢ 10 $1.25 each —Lower Main Floor. in Seco | If She Is an Outdoor Girl | Give Her a Sweater) Pure Silk | Sweaters at $29.50, $32.50 and $35.00 The very smartest we have seen—and any wom- an will greatly ap- preciate Pure silk in plain colors and combinations, with large shaw! col- lar, fancy cuffs and beautiful wide sash, | Sweaters one. GIRLS’ COATS AT Coats—practical gifts for girls from 12 to 16 years, Some are plush, also mixtures and fancy corduroys, with large collars; many fur trimmed. SPECIAL VALUE IN GIFT OUTFITS FOR LITTLE BABIES Infants’ 39-piece Outfits, $27 Infants’ $21.80 Outfits, pleces, special Infants’ $17.25 Outfits, 29 pie 814.95 Infants’ $12.20 Outfits, 29 pieces, special... 89.95 —Second Floor, Center $10.00 60 value 822.50 $16.95 8, special Mrs. War Eagle Should Worry About Hubby Being in Cooler; Oil Is Found and She’s Rich WAGONER, Okla, Dec. 12—Mre. War Eagle and her younger unmarried r had to work hard. The younger woman did it because she liked bright-colored shawls and shin ing trinkets. Mrs. War Eagle did it because e¢ was compellea to in order to support her lord and master “in the style to which he had been accustomed,” Then one day War Eagle became Involved in crape.” A gang of cattle rustiers was captured, and War Eagle was founa in the bunch, His board bill now costs him nothing, The few acres of rock belonging to the family would not have supported a dozen healthy grasshoppers, had it been pliant ed in grain, But game and fish were plentiful, and Mrs. War Eagle, greatly relieved at the exit of the chief, took life a bit easier. Then some men came along and finally made her under stand that they “wanted to punch a few holes” in the solid rock of the hills on her ground. She made out that they might pay her for this privilege. They did—and are still paying her. The first two wells bored were “gushers.” in short, Mrs War Eagle and her sister have obtained something over $30,000 each in royalties, and that is only the beginning. The two aquaws have deserted their old tepee and now live in a “12x16 Shack.” But the result of their prosperity shows in their gor geous raiment, the colors of which “put the rainbow to shame.” “Lady Nicotine’s” Daughter Bride of First Man to Take Moving Pictures 0 of the Pope him new motion ntiff and rare has with of the JAMES SLEVIN, the only ok motio’ man, He * of | pictures where | bea sund-the | Log | nan mer San Francteco|to ought back word | month Was sent on | trenche mn by three Bhe is that Pope Ww. le for in mind to presery yetween the | States and Mexico | GILL TO BACK ma FIRED AT ERICKSON IN BOMB SUSPECTS COUNCIL RACE: AT LOCAL sia Mayor Gill announced Tues day that he intended to support Councilman Oliver Erickson in his campaign for re-election in the spring. I've come to the conclusion,” } said, “that Erickson is gne of t biggest men in the council, Some of his ideas are to mine, amite. The and we have been political oppo: ite was joined together by a nents often use which was passed thru e But he is broad and effictent, k in the floor of the dock. and is one of the most conscientio: the inf men in the council, It would making his rc small of any man who knows Erich at 2 son not to judge him one of the best lice possibilities in the field.” | and Det BUSINESS MEN TAKE | ‘U’ COURSE IN CREDIT © Members of the city lighting de partment, three bankers, a broker, a| wholesale milliner, several credit men, and collectors, will begin | the class work Tuesday night in the} Offi | university ertenaionr course |credits and collections. Enrollmen is fairly large and permits of a P enon great deal of individual instruction | speak of in storage there ing her husband ternal © fri contain oppe » to headquarters examined. Motor le joffiog 8 later threw it in the men at wh dina ured ness after shots at jrifle. The har fired and dark om Kingsle nthe fog had fir with ich is used P railroad, are at The nitions to a motive | {cen | course, wi!l open the first lesson | & the plan o in the rooms in the Henry bullding he differences in the fist and discussion Two business men, prominent in | Seattle business life, will serve ‘«| LOCAL C. OF C. SENDS |the teachers, donating their serv CONGRESS: eight members of th ot Credit Men, The t rr of Com , banker, chairman of the st to cor at 7 o'clock ontroversy between the United s and Canada to be settled by | arbitration MARSHALL WILLING |“ *'"' | before congress provid Jing for a moans of stopping the di | TO TRUST WILSON version of American fishing busi- |ness to Prince Rupert, B.C. Can ada objects to the bill and suggests WASHINGTON, Dec, 12.—Vice|that a settlement be reached outside President Marshall made the fol-|of congress els oie deans MENS AND ROOSTERS DISPLAYED AT SHOW dispatches regarding German pe proposals “Tam very glad to see anything |done towards lasting peace, Fur. ther than that, I do not care to ex ¥ presa myself. The people of the Aristocratic hens and roosters are U. 8 by continual discussion of egotistically crowing Tuesday, after this war have done everything in|their introduction to the public by their power to put the Lt S. into} Mayor Gill, who officially opened the conflict 1 am content to rely |the second annual exhibition of the upon the superior judgment of the | Seattle Poultry Pet Stock asso president in all these matter on Monday night, at 1516 Third a While the show this year is not as large as the one in 1915, the class of birds exhibited is of a higher grade, Richard Cornelius of | burg, Ky., tho only 38 is the father of 17 boys and five girls, Harrods | ¢ From This Day Forward Until Christmas, the Advantages of Early Morning Shopping Will Be Increasingly Important One Hour in the Morning, Between 8:30 and 11, Will Accomplish More Than Several Later in the Day. A MAN AND HIS NECKWEAR [ there is about, it i ind he will welcome the tional display Price the cravat. anything $4.00, aman is di posed to be especially critical He may be as critical as he pleases, gift of Cravats chosen from these excep- $3.50, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 and 50¢ —Firet Floor. Basement Salesroom Wool Middies For the School Girl $2.95 and $3.95 ee id raiding, form the tr ye pss to 42 ent. Pri $2. 95 ‘tes $3 95. Crepe de Chine rie $2. 95 propriate ce $2.95. Basement Salesroom. ys. Silk Petticoats $2.95 ie ! cases that could be would Silk Petticoat A new with the nothing chosen please more than a Petticoat, full flounce — fin- bias bind and ling under-ruffle, “is Taffeta witl wide variety changeable col Made with elastic Price $2.92 Basement ing fitted top. sroom, Women’s Bath Robes $1.95 to $3.50 'TRACTIVELY Gift Robes of blanket cloth, stitched styled warm trimmed with satin or sateen bands fancy piping. Very plea color-combinatians — are featured, including Navy or Gray with red or light-blue Dark-blue with tan Navy, Light-blue, Rose, Pink and with white 1.95, $2.25, and $3.50, —Basement Salesroom, Gray, Delit-blue, Lavender Price $2.95 Ly & A Special Purchase 106 New Winter Coats Offered in Three Lots at a ag ae | $9.50) |$12.50) |$15.00! T HIS purchase is a timely addition to the Base- 's Coat displays, se in and the values better for the sstyles active and, than the average Tailored From Good-Weight Winter Fabrics f Velours, Cheviots, Black and Some Lined Throughout, Others Half Lined dd belted models, designed with large material or plush. Sizes, 16, 18; 34 Four of the Several Styles Are Sketched: From Left to Right: Coat of heavy Wool Velour, in navy and black, med with pearl buttons, price $15.00. Coat of Blanket Coating, in navy or black, ilk plush collar, price $12.50. Coat of Cheviot, and black, e $9.50. Coat of Broadcloth, silk plush with navy with self collar, full-lined or black, cuffs, price navy trimmed with $15.00. collar and —Basement Salesroom Cozy Hise Stieniine for Gifts Women’s Men’s_ Children’s VERY member of the family can be checked off the. gift list by choosing slippers, for everyone has use for comfortable, warm House Slippers. Women’s Felt Moccasins with soft soles and pad- ded insoles, in Red, Old-rose, Wine and Gray, $1.15. Men's Tan Vicl Kid House Slippers in Everett and Opera style, with hand- sizes 6 to 11, Women's Felt House Slip- pers in Brown with leather $1.00 pair. and Gray, soles and heels, . turned role, Misses’ and Children’s Felt $2.25 pair, House Slippers ‘in red or Men's Tan and Black House blue, moceasin style, sizes Slippers in Romeo, Opera 6 to 11, 65c; 11% and Everett style, with hand-turned sole, sizes 6 to 11, $1.75 pair. to 2, 76c pair Men's Tan Vici Kid House Slippers in Romeo style, with heavy stitched-down to 11, $2.25 Boys’ Tan Vict Kid Everett Slippers with turned soles, sizes 11 to 5%, $1.50 pair, soles, sizes 6 patr Men's Felt House Slippers tn with soft leather soles and padded insoles, sizes 6 to 11, $1.25 p —Basement Salesroom, Men's Everett Slippers tan and black, 11, $1.50 pair, sizes 6 to UITABLE for general wear as well as for outing, these Copenhagen, Price 50@; in —Basement Salesroom Brushed Wool Scarfs 50c and 65c Brushed Wool .Scarfs in Emerald, Red, and White fancy bordered effects, 65¢. Rose, Gray