The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1917, Page 10

oe va (Outburets of Everett Truc] of Everett True] wack, wad, 1 MECGO, TRUEST How Ake wou, ANYWway #] SAW You ON THe STREET THE OTHER Day, Bur T QE YOU DiDw yy See Met War Hat. “How's THE BON MARCHE |=" Pike Street Secend Aveaue Unien Street Eiliett 4100 1,000 Pairs of Curtains Reduced 2,500 Yds. of Curtainings Reduced For This Is Clearance Time in the Cartain Section 200 Pairs of Scrim Curtains 89c a Pair BUSINESS You'Re LOOKIN’ FING!) BY THR Way — | | bathe arellint 9 ere aE f cae yaa ea | STOP Ric , ; yards long THOROUGHLY WISE . es “7 BURST OF FRIENDLINESS? . ’ a ‘Td ONLY A PROLUDE TO ASKING 60¢ Window Shades |]| joxy,s,Prewure 7 3x1 . . | KNOW OF NO ONG SO Quick AO0c Each | TO FORGET A Favorte op - AS You Iif ae. Window Shade Bobbinet ( Mill Ends of 12 t Worth to regis, for 15c Curtain Swiss a 1,500 yards o ment of neat t terial in mill en | | | room. = 25¢ to 35¢ Bungalo . Bobbinet Curtains, Curtain Nets, a Yar do 19¢ Worth to $2 ol 69 Bungalow Curtain Nets in Filet and madras sates ot Weaves, in many neat allove igns, white 1) The alg sag a “5 Arabian color Nets. and 4 veep wid 25c to 35¢ Curt | Lace Curtains, Worth '$ Voile and M quisette 19. 95, Spec »P ait 195. en lace edges ty Bargains in Pink Batiste SHE IS A GOOD COOK For Wednesday will be Pink Yo ane BY EDGAR Batiste Day at the January X ‘ovittiasa of North Yaka agrees Sale of — RY LF 4 The ther reall ccmanagnte or Special values in th ments ivory and two-tone WHEELER So you may sokin ir me velope aera at 95c ne Dainty garments, as 5 } » nd 9 s many other \ / vp { \ as - Be touches of pg } fine lace, neat e . ach 25 is Pink Batiste Gowns at $12 / | Pwith hand featherstitching and ribbon trimming $125 | / Wie hy Pink Batiste Gowns 59c Slipover Gowns and Envelope Chemise of pretty Slipover Gowns at $1. 1D kk batiste, trimmed with lace and ribbon-run Dainty gart ed ng. mode neatly ng Pink Batiste Gowns 75¢ Slipover Gowns in neat tailored styles, trimmed : With rows of hemstitching and f od | with dainty “ ribbon bows Pretty Gowns Priced 95c Made of pink batiste, slipever style, lace tr 7 med and tailored, finished with kind dergarten jaar } ‘ies: H embroider da featherstitching in contrasting colors. | tions, lace insert The New Half Dollars $7.00 Fulton Go-Carts Have Reached the Bon —Third Floor Il in Seatile Skamania aso is Reduced to $5.95 | THEY SERVE IN FIFTH SESSION “We have had expressed to us. We're moving the Trunk and © two oldest men in point ¢ et ane are Elmer FE. @irect from the Denver 1 jo-Cart Section so often that ta Be ap AJ Farnawor Lincoln, Each has seen ee supply of the new half aying “H and shall pay them jon Wednesday, as long as the last. vented. “|! HAS BLANKET PRIMARY LAW — In the Candy Shop MOL. ASSE SC EWS 15 —Lower Mata Floor, January Clearance Sale of Shoes Broken Li f Men’ Broken Li f W. i $5.00 Shoes Reduced to !P2-O8 $5.00 Shoce Reduced to. | POs 48 to work along with a similar commit ONLY 27 WELL, WELL! ee, and all of them Broken lines of Howard & Foster and Douglas Broken lines of Women’s Armstrong Sh want to ns, the judiciary Shoes, of tan calf and patent leathe medium made of patent lea i tton style, with committee has be wide toe and Eng aw saat aevieas. ayresial $2 welt or turn soles; cloth tops and military heels @ pair. —Upper Main Floor, BOOZE IS STOPPED ‘SETTLEMENT HOUSE BY COPS AT DOCK TO STAGE READINGS Dry squad watchmen at the dc ocks| The managing board of the Set partially blocked the inflow of} tiement House of Councll of Jew ttle Monda | ish Clearance Special in the “Self-Service” Shoe Shop where you fit yourself, sell yourself and carry your packages home. INFANTS’ KID BUTTON SHOES WOMEN’S SHOES, SPECIAL 28c PAIR $2.28 PAIR hoe made with turn ken lines of patent leather, tan calf and liquor into § They 8 Women has arranged a series Infants’ Kid # soles and atest ed a barrel of gin with|of six dramatic readings to be ely, 3 and 2% rie eee’ good sizes in the lot, but not HH! wermit and address detached, seven! given by Professor William Gor d as cases of beer with expired permits| such, of the University of Washing WOMEN’S SHOES, SPECIAL WOME N'S SHOES, SPECIAL attached, 48 bottles and a barrel of | t $1.00 P. AIR $2. 58 P AIR Bie cae King we Broken line Women’s Shoes in sizes up to Splendid, servicea en ‘4 path Wh es py Ech fe 4—included are Shoes of patent leather, suede and gunmetal nd gunmetal , With medium hi addressed to P. Maseoni, 421 24th) House, 4 ta 8 | tion, aim to find # —Lower Main Floor, Odds and Ends of Dinnorwiate Half Price On Wednesday we hold a cles irance sale of Dinnerware at half price—odds and ends |to make the | charged for the re adiogs. Talk less and you'll sell more | saauranoas CITY OFFICIALS To of imported china, in pleasing shapes and decorations, Here are a few. of the piece | This, tersely, wan the advice we have: “[Sombett’ttne Siders fa) PAY OLYMPIA VISIT CUPS AND SAUCERS, PICKLE DISHES, ternity of Puget sound b PLATES, PLATTERS. EGG CUPS, SUGARS Reus soll, Jt. president jot the Na i c Corpors atton © ‘counsel Caldwell and SOUP DISHES AND RAMEKINS AND rita | comibtttes will hike down to Olynt COVERED DISHES GRAVY BOATS AT HALI ined ace ine: when —Fourth Floor. WHISKY iS TAKEN ‘Gouingll assed a teaclution Mon day giving them authorit Apron Ginghams 8c a Yard White Outing 6c @ Yard Apron Ginghams, 27 inches wide, in lengths to Whit 20 yards; blue and brown checl #; not over 10 | , yards to each, | Mr. and Mrs, William H. Hayes 216 Columbia st., are at liberty on CHIEF OF Pi Boe J.C, BROWN $500 bail each, Tuesda closed the Savoy Dry squad officers Monday un-| Bremerton ny night, follow. | |covered 129 quarts o whisky}ing a drunken brawl, Three sailors | cached in thelr rooms, were badly beaten. , © Outing Flannel, 24 and 25 inches wide; not over 12 yards to a customer at this price pool room of —Lower Main Floor, 7 = SEATTLE ee ates FREDERICK &NELSON The January Displays of White Feature Broad New Selections and Many Special Values in These Lines: Women’s Muslin Underwear White Blouses White Embroideries Bedding Household Linens White Wash Goods Embroidery NEW DRESSES ARE Remnants Radueed scant RRIVING r ed Brown Taffeta Silk | “© Is Used for the Dress | t at the Left Remnant lengths of laces ; Georgette Crepe in Linoleums Copenhagen-Blue, Reduced Rose or Gray .00, $140 ahi | teaauc Mite eet — in White Wash Goods ecial 1 tee yard White Madras Cord for White Cotton Gaberdine Suiting in { al weave ' hl ) dresses and waists, 27 ea tne haamic : nid aut at inches wide, special inches wide ecial 50@ yar 19¢@ yard. —rirst Fioor. ("| The Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture ( Third and Fourth Floors) Cheval Mirror—Sale Price $20.00 A S pictured, well-built Cheval Mirror of good design, in mahogany finish. Measures 68 inches in height and 29 inches in width. An exceptional value at $20.00. 1 9Be- Women’s Walking-Boots $4.95 Pair A shown in the sketch, Frederick & Nelson S” Seatcnatie. Renee style last. It is of mahog- Furniture Polish rege ere A Good Thing to Have Handy white and ia 1, ¢.. | White rubber heel. Sizes ! a IIS Polish i uNoXCeley « 2 to 9, Price $4.95 cleaning polishing all | pair rades of mi me gany, oak, walnut The same style in Black ahd enamel furniture It does Gun-metal Calf, is priced jot gum or put a polish on dull- | at $4.00. finished surface It is the same particular own furn —Housewares Section, Basement “Kiddie-Kars” Reduced to $1.95. The well-built little |j play cars pictured, so popular withthe small- Black Kid Boots $5.00 Pair Women’s Black Kidskin | Boots in button and lace style neasuring & inches 4 ‘ . 2 to top, re tyle as er children, sizes 3 sketch Phy tae = and 4 ies reduced | hand-turned ~ soles and is heel Sizes 00 pair. ent Sulesroom, Basoment Salesroom. | SS 8=€=6—