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

"tage tyres | i | rections and equipment } playing 15 different interest jj} Sbranch } ing. Set complete, EVIVING an old custom, the Bon Marche Philharmonic Club — will sing Christmas Carols trom 7:30 to 7:45 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. —Balcony, Upper Main Floor Gift Umbrellas Umbrellas for men and most useful of all gi We have a splendid line in G Gloria, silk and linen Umbrellas, $2.50 to $3.50 fts for Sea Pure Silk Umbrellas, $3.50 up to $7.00 each. Novelty Silk Umbrellas at $5.00 up to $7.50 A pretty | ft if you se x for cack Upper Main Floor A Sale of Wrist Watches at $2.98 Useful, yes—practical, yes—and ornam $2.98 are very suitable Christmas ment, white dials and gilt « but they will keep good time, as wel hands and $2.95 Midget Billiard Game Board for $1.95 Well made, nicely finished boards, complete with full di for ing games. ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR THE CHRISTMAS TREE Electric Lights, priced at « «. $3.00 1 inch Electric Lights, priced at wee $6.00 32-branch Electric nts for the itmas tree, at $12.00 $1.25 Telegrapher Set, for boy or girl Lear the art of telegraph Mounted on hard wood board, with full directions, 69e. $8.50 Velocipedes $6.95 $10.50 Velocipedes $8.50 Velo King Velocipedes at reduced prices, full ball bearing, with enameled steel frames, spring seats, strong rubber tired wheels and adjustable nickel plated handle bars; Velocipedes that are extra well built. $5.50 Boxing Gloves $3.45 Pair Club Special Boxing Gloves, made of best qual ity kid leather, with roll palm grip padded, laced wrist; Sounce Gloves, special for Friday, $3.45 Gift Slippers No gift could give more comfort, or be more pleasing, tha —and they're so reasonably priced Women’s Slippers $1.00 MN Ghee, ts Oxtord gray cr black, st $1.0 pair. |Men’s Felt Slippers $1.25 Only $1.25 a pair for men’s felt with soft covered soles inside Women’s Juliets Men’s Slippers $ kid, I ERS egy Weep bap styles and such wide, Slippers, 1 real lambs wool $1.25 with flex nt of color: 1.75 in blac > atyle lining or tan Neat, pretty comfortable last —Upper Main Floor, Lots and Lots of Good FOR LITTLE TOTS OF THI GOLDI I Set of 3 Books, Boxed, for 9% All About the Three Bears. All About Peter Rabbit. All About the Three Little Pigs. Well {llustrated. Oh! Skinnay—The Days of Real Sport—f boxed, $1.50. When a Feller Needs a Friend—hy Briggs $1.00, Complete Mother Goose Melodies—Artiatic trations, $1.00, Bird’s Christmas Carol—Kate Douglas Wiggin, Briggs, boxed, illus, We'll Be Open Evenings Until Christmas | The Bon Marché’s Store Hours Will Be 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. the Balance of the Week That Will Help Many to Make a As to What to Give to ather Toys for the Christmas Tree Ornaments for the Christmas Tree—Lights for the Christmas Tree 50¢. —Lower Main Floor, Pike Street ——-Second Ave: THE BON MARCHE | eens THE SEATTLE STAR +. | HUNTING BIG GAME ) Paul Buckley Tells How He Killed “Bul- | ) shuey,” Lordliest Bighorn Sheep Ever Stalked in Alaskan Wilds (Here's another of Jack Jungmeyer'’s tales of Big Game Hunting Adventures in Alaska.—-EDITOR,) BY JACK JUNGMEYER By Far the Best Time Bulshuey,” the Indians called him, meaning the “Big One And the whites spoke of bim as the “ghost because of his elu ivenes ]' you will kindly carry smaller pur- He wae the lordiieat bighorn sheep ever killed tn to Shop chases with you, you will enable us epepte a aul Hee Bb mills ine ede to give you better service on the larger headwa of Crranite cree | B t 8:30 wilderness epic bundles. The Int n ween at long ¢ S e ween ° many times,” said Buckley, one of Alaske every hunte n the Kenal country ° aX Id > l Gift “4 Indians had pretty well defi his range f af and 10:00 Gloves--- ea 1 Ss he rugned peaks of the Ta thas Bev } ‘ y 1 1 ytted him thru glasses, but every Women's Glove a style for every occa shad fatled th M rning 1 If you are in doubt as to the size rmined to outfit for a special ch in e oO the ghostly « r of the crags, I took a provink & leht squirrel skin blanket, « the a “Glove Bor will solve Paul Buckley Women’s Dress Kid Gloves in white and shades, at at $1.25 up to $2.50 a pair. many years of Alas voting would be taxed to get bim Winche rand hit the trail . rs “He always ranged alone. And mountain sheep have probably the | t mons Mapaiyars ranked alate, Aud mountain sheep Rave probably the er is Perio crear of Sina shousing mould bo vant orem wits" | the Crowds Increase skin to kill the telltal man amell . | The first two days | must have traversed 60 miles thru the wildest V R dl nina Tan fi t¥0 dare | suet have traveruad 60 miles thru the wildea ery Rapidly in the world. | knew every bit of hunter's experiences I had gained tr too, and kept climbing higher into the most solitar Women’s elbow-length and Evening Gloves at $2.25, $3.50, $4.25, $5.00 na gift box if you say so —Upper Mata Fleer, | saw 0 fastnensen At night I frequently soented me, $2.75, Each pair had to make wide detours to pitch my cam to keep down wind from him. Watching the shifting wind was su premely necessary, and | slept very little On the third day | managed to get him on @ lofty peak and worming my way up the rocky draws for a shot | had final! dire From behind a boulder | watched the mount a pinacle, unconscious of danger, where he stood gazing down | the magnificence of lower ranges and valleys | It was an exalted moment for me, | almost hated to shoot Store Hours, Throughout the Week, Are as Usual, From 8:30 to 5:30. Okan Ghost across uick Decision| him now. I had pitted my wits against the most regal game in the North = ee ve : ho every movement for three days having been carefully studied and LOVE BONDS and Gift Certificates tcl ‘ planned for this thrilling clin And there he stood, broadside to me, | aaa . e little Wrist Watches at Il soy yap away. % sel are providing acceptable solutions to t e with ! eyr Swiss move I killed him with a body shot, scaled the crags to where he lay and then eat for a loug time looking out upon the solitude “Bright October sunlight lay upon un Off to the left MeKinley, Mt and other snow-topped many gift-problems. Several extra sta- installed at convenient strap bracelets. They're —Jewelry Section, Upper Main Floor. not only pretty, | rome Mt Foraker, almost 100 miles awa tions have been ortho ithing:1 Maa cumtind htaiak & Gentaibien). 1: bak ome points, where these practical gifts may be peter ay phereantin t fs 4} now that he lay dead to bought. His head, with the rns measuring ! hes each around the base 4 in my home. » I wish I had missed t magnifi $27.50 Radioptican cent b all still ste t es, gazing | A x Machines for $21.95 own ' dornese range where his » ons dwell.” y”* ee oy ‘ Will chow any picture or |i | sssisnstuenpsinscsianssetaliisthgessnsssssnneislesspssissaetnsinessiiaasanmentixo & ud e‘ se, iT ev ta natural Y comin tele | ( THESE FIGURED IN REORGANIZATION Fee poe machine with electric attach OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY LAST WEEK Suse Mead | ments ee | —_ ORNAMENTS DECORATING THE CHRISTMAS TREE | ) VS ‘a by) Fancy Glass Balis, (74 vA~3 , for decorating the | tree, 3 for he. fl] ’ r FOR New Shipment Decorated Gift China 15c 25c 50c each 10¢ | Fancy Glass Batis, | larger size, 2 for EVERAI the pretty de ation gested Bsc, each the sake eae Tinsel Garlands, F i regular 10¢ value, |B) at he The small Bread and Butter Plates in the center are 15c ea | $8.95 Electric) > \ ip and Saucer t Train’ fet, New The Luncheon Plates a Cup and Sauce a York Central type | right) are 25¢ each locomotive and 2 | Pullman cars, | The large Cake Plates (at Icit) 50c ea with full set of : ae , electric track Lionel make— $7.50. Basement Salesroom A New AIll-Kid Boot $5.00 and may be $6.95 Tricycles for $5.25 $8.95 Tricycles for $6.75 Girls’ Tricycles for healthy por fun, The | Tricycles are mac good steel enameled | wheels and adjustable © upholstered in durable leather- | out $1.50 Flashlights for 79¢ around the —— Union St, Store. | Comtars wsnwose 4% ad i b or lace | beta Mg | In the ( sift Room These five men figured in the re- right, Aristide Brand, premier of har organization of the French ministry the new ministry, bottom, left to Low } . " right, Gen, Gallieni, noted defender If she would have her table looking its /f| into “war council,” like the one at Chile apalnet ‘the Pracgane (A n A to D best on Christmas day—give her a Flower | ies has formed in Eng-|1870 and now secretary of war: ig Sena e ; an Gen. Nivelle, who succeeded Gen Nurses’ Shoes of black kid, lace style Basket—filled with roses, pansies or pinks, || They are, top left, Gen. Joffre, Joffre as head of the army, and pal ' nad at 98e. |] who was relieved as actual com- Gen. Petain, whose responsibilities tur es and | ver hee dof |. mander of the French army: top,! were increased, Pp 3.75 | What could be more acceptable { heal erence $$ © Pd. purl —Basement Salesroom c ca or the | = 9 woman who is accustomed to serving than | MOUNTED POLICE OFF ON ANNUAL TRIP 1 Hand-painted Chocolate Set—Blue Bird |f| | DAWSON, Y, T., Dec. 21.—An expedition of Northwest nted Gif . H h ld Li ‘ ; || police will leave January 1 for the Arctic interior for the annual x t pattern with, Dive. tinted. backgrounds fies til leave Jasiary 1 forthe Arctic Interior tor tee women! to) 1 Gifts in Household Linens $8.50. | This patrol will connect with other patrols at various points IFTS of Household Linens are nearly always , S a ae ppreciated t he housekeeper. A few accept Theyre very new—are she Juve | KANSAS CONVICTS TO GOHOMEFORXMAS | 0 wey : I bee eres | LANSING, Kan., Dec, 21.—-Fifteen Kansas convicts in thberele nck tater thie used for sewi basket or crochet work, |} a ten-day pa on their honor” to visit their homes during the holt Bath Towels in fancy ¢ er effec 25e at $1.25 to $1.75. days The fifteen convicts were to leave the prison today and 35¢@ cacl Cut Glass Water Sets—any housewife | iapispscladiahiaecipeans Union Linen Lunch Cloths easuring 32x32* and | 1 f “34 it se and 95 1 é ese for | AGED WOMAN GIVES LIFE TO SAVE KITTEN : om, ix Glasses and small Hemstitched Linen Lunch Cloths, measuring 34x34 GETTYSBURG, Pa, Dec, 21 pet kitten she thor much of Mrs. Annie Trimmer, aged So when she saw an auto 70, had a »dile bear and 36x30 inches, $1.25, $1.45 and $1.65. é |] ing down upon tt, she jumped to its rescue. Mrs, Trimmer was run . < , ; ; ’ , a |] down and killed, but the cat escaped : Table Squares in 30-inch pias with lace insertion : pette ities and colored embroidery, 95e. Books for Little Folks | and cry, 95¢ AUNT JANES Ninces sreres | WANT SOGIAL LEGISLATION THIS SESSION — | Bat~emerx Centerpieces in ISIS incl Seo, win 50c A COPY Active work has been started by the legislative committee of the dainty drawn-work design in center, 25@ cach ‘ ae tle Central Council of Social Agencies for the enactment of social Dresser and Buffet Scarfs in lace-tr " By Edith Van Dyke ation during the coming session of the legislature | Miss Billy—Kleanor H. Porter, 59¢. | | pps ; — 3 eicai is is berg and = drawn-work designs | ie Dorothy Dale Series—Margaret Penrose, 50¢, ) | price Basement Salesroom, ittle Prudy Series—Sophie May, t h f : . Sel, Bimolo. Sercesaatele Sac 1|We Can’t Vouch for This; The “Pansy” Booke—Mra, G. R. Alden, B5¢, | The Automobile Girls Series—Laura Dent Crane, zoe. Sleepy Time Tales—Hy Arthur Scott Bailey, a new series of animal stories for children from 3 to 5 years of age, 10 titles, Illustrated, 4 Lace and Net Waists $3.75 are fashioned of and Believe It or Not; WeAre Inclined to Be Suspicious GETHSEMANE, Ky., Dec. 21.—On the 13th of last month the boiler at Distillery No. 13, at this place, blew up just as the gauger had finished drawing off 13 barrels of squirrel whisky. combinations of HE lace Waists net, and in cream white, with large square or pointed collar and frill or insertion trim- The blast killed 13 negroes, as well as 13 hogs. Fragments of > nie cut nine full and ‘ ‘ the boller struck a covey of wild turkeys, 13 In number; and an if mins: they are cu Pigs he pnd) Have. underline —Union Street-—--Elfiett 4100 were brought down. The 13 dead birds were given to the fami. || ing of net. Price $3.75, Bidsment sMalnsronta. Webride | lies of the 13 men killed. | } AM 8 ER SO RAR RET RSE EEN RR ETO | BREDERICK &NELSO | ey Dristnas Gills for €verybomy > ora t eT Basement Salesroom Bamboo Electric Lamps Reduced to $5.00 and $7.50 TTS A bhed Sed diadodcs ba 25c and 50c C HRIST MAS I —Basement Salesroom, Gift Novelties 25c and 50c IBBON-COVERED Pin- ns in a variety of x forms, prettily lace- Cretonne-cov- Wood Boxes and also priced Gift Perfumes | 31-Pc. Dinner Set Special $2.95 VERY useful gift, White-and-Gold the Dinner Set picture of medium with Special t Salesroom, Nickel-Frame | Casserole Special $1.15 1 , 7-inch Round er e of brown-and- white ware, mounted in heavy | nickel- plated brass frame with ebonized wood handles. Special $1.15. LARGE-SIZE ENAMEL ROASTER, SPECIAL AT $1.65 Large Seli-basting Oval Roaster, as pictured, of dark- blue enamel, seamless and easily cleaned. Special $1.65. Seamless Steel Roaster, same size as above, special 95e¢. | —Housewares Section, Basement. Gift Dressings Christmas Boxes Tie-up Ribbons Jasement Sales ne