The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1916, Page 10

Pike Street Second Avenue SEES! ee es = Groups in ine ion like it PLI tma of Ch NING IE ASI ~~ patie a Upper Main Floor Post ¢ 10¢ zen, Gift Folders at 10c¢ a dozen. Fancy Goods—Upper Main Floor Men’s Tie Racks at 10c. Gift Pipe Racks at 10c. Match Holders for Spool Holders at 10c each Book Section—Lower Main Floor Camp } Girl Series. The Boy Scout Series. Circus Drawing Books. The Kiddie Land Series. Stationery rd Ards Millinery Section—Second Floor Poinsettias 15c, 2 for 25c. Stationery—Upper Main Floor Black Snapshot Albums. 15¢ Section—Lower Main Floor Men’s knit Four-in-Hands. Box of Writing Paper. Toy Trains 15c a set. Perfumery, all odors. Zelluloid Picture Frames. Kewpie Tea Sets for 15c. Ribbon Section—Upper Main Floor Colored Hairbow Ribbon. —— Chinaware—Fourth Floor Nickel-plated Nut Sets. Hand-painted China Plates. Fine China Tea Strainers. Children’s Wear—Second Floor Children’s Knitted Toques. Infants’ Novelty Rattles. Infants’ Knitted Sacques. Infants’ Wool Mittens, 25c. Jewelry Section—Upper Ma’ Pretty Jewel Cases, 25c. Pretty Beauty Pins, 25c. Men’s Handy Tie Clips. Men’s Fine Briar Pipes. Men's Store—Lower Main Floor Men’s Wool Golf Gloves. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs. Men's Silk Handkerchiefs. Men's Lisle Socks, 25c pair. Silk Four-in-Hand Ties. Men’s Cashmere Socks, 25c. Men’s Strong Suspenders. Drug Section—Lower Main Floor French Ivory Puff Boxes. French Ivory Hair Receivers. French Ivory Picture Frames. *rench Ivory Stamp Boxes. French Ivory Nail Buffer Tourist Handy Cases, 25c. Wh Floor Art Shop—Third Floor Hand Crocheted Doilies. Shoe Horn and Button Hook in a case at 50c. *retty Pin Cushions, 50c. Chinaware—Fourth Floor 3-piece Whipped Cream Sets. 3-piece Mayonnaise Sets. Sugar and Cream Sets, 50c. Bluebird Cups and Saucers. Men's Store—Lower Main Floor Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs. Men’s Silk Handkerchiefs, Men’s Silk Socks, 50c pair. Men’s Cashmere Socks, 50 Men’s Wool Golf Gloves, Men’s Scarf Pins at 50c. Children's Wear—Second Floor Children’s Play Aprons, 50c. Children’s Knit Toques, 50c. Infants’ Knit Wool Bootees. Jewelry and Leatner Goods—Upper Playing Card Cases at 50c. Pretty Casque Combs at 50c. Children’s Mesh Purses at 50c. Earrings in many styles. Men’s Cuff Links, 50c pair. Shoe Department—Upper Main Floor Misses’ Red Felt Slippers. Children’s Red Felt Slippers. Men’s Crash Bath Slippers. | Women’s Crash Bath Slippers. | Main For Christmas arranged t w ye Che cman * THE BON MARCHE Unien Kreet Ciiett 4100 A si hopping ( At a Price” Ron Marche can do for you u what t It i YOU CAN CONVI NTL Nii What 10c Will Buy Children's Section—Second Floor Rattles, doll designs Wool Mixed Bootee Fourth Floor Plates Spoon Mugs at 10¢ China and Silver and Butter pla Baby Children’s China Toy Section—Basement Tea Sets 10c a Celluloid Pin Wheels. Doll's Hot Water Bottle Bisque Character Kewpie. Bell Toys for Gifts. Tin set What 15c Will Buy Handkerchiefs—Upper Main Floor Child’s Boxed Handkerchiefs. Women's Lawn Kerchiefs. Women’s Initial Kerchiefs Toy Section—Basement Union St Checkerboard and Checkers. Tennis Rackets at 15c. Doll’s White Chairs. Doll's Housekeeping Set. Gift China—Fourth Floor Decorated Cups and Saucers. China Bonbon Boxes. Salt and Pepper Shakers. What 25c Will Buy Art Shop—Third Floor, Center Dainty Pin Cushions, 25c. Novelty Vanity ( ases, 25. Pretty Lingerie Clasps. Ribbon and Neckwear—Up> Main Floor Taffeta Hairbow Swiss and Organd Dainty Waist Sets at 25c. Windsor Ties in all colors. Muslin Underwear- Third Floor Sheer Lawn Tea Aprons, 25c. Lace-trimmed Boudoir Caps. Stationery Section—Upper Main Floor Stationery in Holly Boxes. Narcissus Bulbs, a box. Basket Section—Fifth Floor Lunch and Flower Basket Sweet Grass Mats, 25¢ each Waste Paper Baskets at Women's Handkerchiefe—Uppoer Main Floor Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c. Toy Section—Basement, New Building Enameled Doll Furniture. Indoor Baseball Game, Colored Rubbe Toy Clothes Basket t Game of Table Croquet Doll’ velts 5 Collar 9k en Ne at 50c Will Buy Drug Section—Lower Main Floor French Ivory Nail Buffers. French Ih Picture Frames French Ivory Combs, 50c. French Ivory Trays, 50c. Two-piece Manicure Sets French Ivory Cream Jars. Manicure Scissors at 50c. Embroidery Scissors at 50c. Good size Tourist Cases. Rubber Dressing Combs, 50c. Toy Section—Basement, New Building Toy China Tea Sets. Game of Little Bowler Iron Horse and Wagon. Children’s Red Chairs. Fancy Dressed Dolls at Erector Sets for Boys. Planchette Fortune Game. Iron Floor Trains at 50c. Boys’ Tool Chests at 50c. Basket Section—Fifth Floor Covered Sewing Baskets. Jardiniere Baskets, 50c. Millinery Section—Second Floor Pretty Corsage Bouquets. Handkerchief Section—Upper Main Floor Women’s Handkerchiefs, 50c, Book Department—Lower Main Floor New Stories for Children. Neckwear Section—Upper Main Floor Satin and Flannel Colla ory 50c. my Christmas dinner table bes fruits? Nigh place which have tn all of our ¢ Fruits belong to the feast of the flelda tide calle for the greenery square ways desirable Christmas table luation from your standpoint of sustaint $50 rece carrying liquor ald sustained the conviction, altho John contended he has a right to carry liquor if not in excess of the legal amount. Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS Q.—What can | use to decoratt A.-Honteases who entertain ften, and who are continually tn] earch of “something new" with hich to entertain ad social ets, are planning, this year, costly Arrangements ¢ Keous fruity as decorations fo tmas dinner} tables, In so doing they forget the tr lives out of doors to midwinter. | The traditional use of the pines, the box and the holly at Christmas and New Year goers bach to the an cients Tiny artificia tree et in boxes are but al a favor for each gues nberrie orn atrung nt of the B.C Le t at all place at the present time A new idea is to suspend a shal in low Ivy cov wsket by ropes of fre ceiling to within table, From it f to each cover guests claim t each rope, Q.—Before my marri great many boy frie They would come to our home to spend the evening. Mother would play for us and we would sing Well, since my marriage, my mother and | gave a dinner for the boys. My husband and the boys played 5CO while mother and | aid the dis A weeks later, home to ete mother, and every one 1 met snubbed me, and if | spoke to them they were very insulting. | found out a few days later that one of the boys’ mother had Just heard | of her son's visit to our house, and she has made a big story of It. She has been telling people that | am a bad woman and that | have men visit me st my home when my hus band is away Mins Grey, | went her and to tried to tell her the truth, but she| ordered m | can put out. Is there any way stop to this? 22, and | can't have my life ruined by this woman. MRS. Mw woman hted ® shorts alize tt her son as will p th r res retract h If not Q.—What would thie case? 1 you advise in have a young man friend, who, with his friend, h: an apartment. Neither of the boys has parents, and to them stem home of some sort, which years. They like to do a great deal of entertaining and are always ask ing this one or that one to come to see them. | was asked to come for dinner, with another young lady friend, and, when | refused, hurt the feelings of the young man very much. | told him | did not think it was the moat conventional thing in the world to do, and it made him angry. Now he has come with a request tiat | come to a party which they are to give, and which will include about eight couples The question is, will it be the right thing to do? Of course | under. stand from the conventional stand. point we should have a chaperon, Both young men are the souls of honor, and, | know positively, can | adition should | lands ma heap decora- | iniseent of primitive New| frugality which, on ac found a | 1 went out! 1 am only | t | a wonderful thing to have a| they have not enjoyed for a number of | be trusted in the company of any | girl. All the girls are working, not society girls. DOUBTFUL A It is genera conceded that there | exception to eve rule t hould I ampion t into a mint of trouble There is only one th to be & for girls who wish absolutely right in such a matter to do, and that is to obey the conventions, 1 do not doubt that your friends are boys, but tiey are wrong, inasmuch as they refuse to consider the sit Sure. must one or more ‘ried friends who would erones. ALASKA HOME RULE IS URGED BY MANN Give Alaska more local govern ment This will develop Alas! to its fullest advantages in the ortest time, according to Seth Mann, law- yer-manager of the transportation bureau of the an Francisco Cham. ver of Comr e, at a Monda on in his honor in the Commercial Club quarters ago Mann wa dent Wilson's personal re tive on a tour of Ala Mann sald the railroad would de- velop the coal fields before long Danger! You Must Not Carry Booze on the Hip,” Boys ly they have act aa ch inche ttl Three years It 1s up to the state supreme court now to determine the valid ity of the “hip ordinance,” whieh prohibits the liquor on the 4 Judge Ronald's ruling it mo John was y in the police court for on the hip." Ron transportation rson, as the of John put up @ $200 appeal bona honorable | —during these hours we are helpfully at yo ATTLE STAR | | es | | THIS STORE’S HOURS OF BUSINESS During This Week Are as Usual From 8:30 to 5:30 gift-choosing to the utmost. ; The Best Interests of Everyone Will Be Served during this week, if as much shopping as possible be done in the earher rning hour In these hour when aisles are comparatively uncrowded, salespe: are better able to give you thoughtful assistance, af eho ing can be done unhurriedly and without distra tion. Suggestions From the Basement Salesroom Nickel-Plated Casserole Special $3.45 HE Casserole shown T in the sketch has hand decorated vitrified china inset in a nickel frame of pierced de plated Special $3.45. Basement £ piece unewares Section Bath Sets 85c PRACTICAL and use ful gift, one of these well-finished Bath Sets rowel nd Face g bordered effects of pink or blue on white ground. Price 85e¢. Other Sets, consisting of Zath Towel with two Face loths, barred with pink or are priced at 39¢. ( rose Women’s All- Wool Sweaters $5.75 HESE Sweaters are knit from all-wool yarn in the popular Jumbo stitch, with roll collar and patch pockets, maroon, Oxford d ¢ \ ugge who gift. Price Raser src Fur Neckpieces $3.95 velty n Neck ire worn effect ively with or coat They in close imitations of seal, mole ind ermine and may b worn flat or adjusted to form a high, close-fitting collar, Satin-lined, and fin- ished with satin ties. At tractively priced at $3.95. Rasement Salesroom. Ribbon Caps 50c AINTY Boudoir Caps foned of handsome fash flow ered ribbons in various shades, having the turn-back edged with lace, Basement points Price 5O¢, Salesroom. Phoenix Silk Stockings 80c Pair OMEN'S the Stockings, of W Phoenix make, with thread-silk boot, in black, white and a selection of twenty-four colors, SO¢ pair. Basement Salesroom, well-known | To Help | Andirons dsmt. | Blankets and | Blouses “ Bibles ! Candlestick : et Swee 2 Carving Sets Bsmt Casseroles Bsmt. | Cedar Chests ! Corsage F uet 2 ( 1 ( ‘ | > | Cut | D 5° El and Toasters Bsmt Electric Lamp Electri Table Appliances k Fa 1 Fireless Bsm Flower Bowls 3 Fountain Pens ! Framed Pictures a4 Fur Set 2 Gloves 1 Ha rchief. 1 Hot-and Id Bottles ’ House Desh 3 House Garment 2 Ice Skates Bsmt Jewelry 1 Kodaks 1 Lace Curtains 1 Laundry Bags 1 Leather Hand-bag 1 M Mantel 1 Marble tar 3 Mark Cross Leather | Novelties 1 | Music Cabinets 3 | Music Folios i Neckwear Ea Opera Glasses 1 | Oriental Rug : 2 Perfumes i Photograph Frame 1 Piano Benches 3 | Pyralin Ivory i Pyrex Glass Bakin Dishes Bsmt. | Rookwood Pottery | | | | 3 Sweater 2 | Silk Dre and Waist Pattern 1 Silk Petticoats | Silk Stockings Silk Skating Boots Umbrellas ippers le and Fancy China Table Linens Table Silver Tea 1 i 1 3 1 ! Trays lables 3 Traveling B } 3 3 ‘| lelephone Ware Windsor Chairs Writing Papers Wedgwoox e; to facilitate your To Thoughtful Givers all, to umended above Acceptabili FREDERICK & NEI HOSIERY BOND they are ued f redeemed at the pleast You in Deciding: Men’s Gifts Flocr Bibles 1 Book Block 3 Bookcases 3 Card Tables 3 ( er 3 Desk Clocks 3 Fasy Chairs 3 Emeralite Desk Lamps 3 Evening Dress Accessories 1 Footstools 2 I ‘ens 1 Gloves 1 Handkerchief 1 House Coats and ves 1 Jewelry i Knox Hats 1 Kodaks 1 Office Desks and Chairs 4 Nicht 1 Silk Half-Hose 1 Silk Neckwear 1 Slippers 1 Smokers’ Ca 3 Sweaters 1 ella Racks 3 Sticks 1 Boys’ Gifts Floor Ame I s 1 Bath Robe 2 I € 1 Caps 2 Clothes Brushes 1 Cowboy Suits 2 Cuff Buttons 1 Erector Build Sets Bsmt Fot 1 I ain Per 1 Glow 1 Handkerchiefs \ Hats 4 High-cut Boots Bsmt Indian Suits 2 Juvenile Books 1 Kodaks 1 Magazine Racks 3 Military he ! Mirroscope Bsmt Ove ats 2 Pocket Knives 1 Prayer Books 1 Scarf Pins 1 Sectional Bookcases 3 Shirts 2 Slippers i Stocking 1 Suspende 2 Sweater 2 Tool Sets Bsmt Umbrellas Watches, Ingersoll 1 ensure the thes f the re of their Established usefulness ON GLOVE BONDS, SILK ND GIFT CERTIFICATES, amount desired, and may be ipient. Girls’ Gifts Floor Aprons Bath Caps Bath Robes Bathing Suits Bible Birthday Re ord Bo Writing I Boxed ‘apers + wwe WN tS Bracelets Brooches Brushes Card Cases Coats and Dresses Diary Books Dolls NRNeE Ree Dresser Sets Electric Ranges, Miniature Bsmt Fountain Pens Friendship Gift Books Furs Gloves Gymnasium Suits Handkerchiefs Jewel Boxes Jewelry Kodaks Lockets and Chains Manicure Sets Mother Go Music ¢ Music F Party Dresses Books se Cd mo te ee me ee mS ee nets olios Perfumes oom Ne Piano Benches Play Aprons Pyralin Ivory Rain Capes Scissor Sets -enNe-N Hosiery Kimonos ? k Umbrellas 1 1 Sk Bsmt. Sweaters 2 Tatting Shuttles 1 a Babies’ Gifts Floor Bassinets 2 Bath Robes 2 Bootees 2 Bread and Milk Sets 2 Brush and Comb Sets 2 Celluloid Toys 2 Crib Blankets and Ox ters 1 Crocheted Garments 2 Decorated Rattles 2 Dolls 4 Tivceson 2 Go-carts 3 Hand-embroidered Bibs 2 High Chairs 3 Le gs 2 Linen Picture Books 1 Mugs 3 Rubber Toys 2 Silk Tloods and Poques 2 Silk Hosiery 2 Sweater Suits 2 Teething Rings 2 Toilet Sets 2 Sik.