The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1917, Page 10

Snowy icmp Needs Warm Wool Blankets | A fine assortment of kets, for r nights Wool blankets, with ju sth cotton to prevent them at COTTON BLANKETS $2.25 PAIR Good, firm, fleecy 2x84 inches, cotton blan with neat tton THE SEATTLE STAR | THE BON MARCHE | BOOZE INDICTMENTS 5.95 Pair « rinking WARM BLANKETS $4.50 PAIR 1 heavy blankets, with wool fill splendid, good-weart & anc ba grey wary size 60x80 inches. - SLEDS F OR BOYS AND ae E asy Steering Sleds $ $2.4 ners, nicely dec 1 rate Sleds at $1.95 Each Basy-steering s! that can be guided to the right or left ideal for all st parts painted red board. Marewe » alle coasting raced hardwood to “Baby Shop” nely steel brace ar Sleds at $3.50 and side joo $1 —Basement, Specials Little Prices on Little Things for Little Folks Infants’ Sacques 15c Warm Flannelette Crocheted Sacques in blue and white or white touches of color. 75c Baby Pants 50c Kleinert’s silk rub Raby drawstring at the waist sizes, at S0c Tuesday. Infants’ 50c Kimonos 39c Infants’ and Little Tots Flan Ki conventional Jesigns of pink and little c~lars; finished with fancy co: with Pants, with um and large ned Smal ECONOMIES TUESDAY IN TI 3 Spools of Darning Clark's O. N. T grays. ing Cotton, ‘of good quality cotton. 96 and 60 in white; a spool Milward’s 5c Sewing Need! plain, embroidery and gold needies; solid and assorted sizes: paper .. Be $1.75 Bust Forms, Papier Mache Forms, covered with black Jer- Sey cloth; sizes 32 to 44; spe. or Charter Oak Darning 500-yard spools, Nos, 30- Be | Containing odds Notions worth up to Small lots of H porters, Hair Nets, B Dress elds, H Eyes and many cial ve e825 | ROtONs for a qui Dexter's Siiko Crochet Thread, at No.’s 1 to 100 in white, and No. 30 in colors; a spool . Te k ¢ Kid Moccasins tn A 5c Table and ends of lean up Another table contains odds and ends of notions at 2 for Sc fo Cashmere Hose 2 oc Pr. 85c Kid sepeecrgcann 65c Infants’ Bonnets 1-3 one Ronne —Seeond Floor {E NOTION SECTION Cotton for 5 10¢ Pear! Buttons; fir 25 se Su Nickel Safety aizes, on 4 card New Serge Skirts Are Marked $5.00 TWILL WHO PREFER T THERE ARE ALSO FIN FOR THOSE There are Skirts in pl tive models in pleated styles and novelty yoke tops; bu ets of every size and shape add black, navy, brown and green 3 POPLINS AND DULI PLAIDS HEM 4 $35.00 Silk and Wool alice Special $15.00 Cleverly designed Dresses~ are reduced to $15.00. French serg serge, serge and Georgette, crepe de ¢ beading, embroidering and fur trimn ness. Is that f tin a mode ings | New Lingerie Blouses: at $1. 15 | Are.Making Friends Rapidly Perhaps it is because they give such daintiness and } style at little cost. They come in Sheer White Voiles 4 . Lingeries Blouses Charming are the collars; many very pleasing styles vertible collars in newest shapes tucked, some Venise, Filet set with bands of embroidered are embroidered or set with and Val. lace daintily trim many. ||ing Flannel, 27 les wide |} 10 yards t Better Talues in Long Cloths Long Cloth $2.00 Bolt Fine ty Long Clo 6 inches wide iceable for underwear Long Cloth ($2.50 Bolt Splendid qualit ‘ finish oka: ‘Cloth $2. 78 Bolt Extra fine Cloth chamo: rv inche ru sirable for undervy —Lower Main BL Outing 10c Yard Lengths to 8 Yards Heavy flee White Out istome —Lower Main Floor, For Bargain Tuesday i Pure Cane Sugar, special for Tuesda But we can only deliver it with other groceries 7 LBS. CANE SUGAR 53c | [ other Extra Fancy Head Rice; fine quality in the Grocery 10 BARS SOAP FOR 39¢ stal White Soap, fine for laundry over 10 bars to each, Delivered on groceries Union Street Side AS WELI over y with Texas grown Rice; 5-lb, bag Hershey's Cocoa; half-pound or 3 | cans; each .. SEES o1%0; oc... 10 Bae Beas te tock); No. 2% cane, cach .. LOC reams | 10¢ SPECIALS IN | Alaska Herring, CARRY HOME good quality fish, | 12%e salmon coffee Uncolo Apple Butter, Tea Garden brand, } special, a pound .....+..+--. 96 mediu each special, THE | Atmore’s Mince Meat; packages for . New Italian Prunes; value; Canned Gray Fish; 5-pound bag...... put up atyle cans; each Bon Special Blend Coffee; 1% pounds for red Japan Tea; a pound . DELICATESSEN um size, | Mince Meat, eeeeed@ | a pound ... 2 extra faney quality FOLLOW LONG PROBE BY U. 5. AUTHORITIES released and later the truck returned to them The Margett raid was follow ed the next day ment from Sergt. Putnam, in The Star, to the effect that there was at least $80,000 a year being paid by bootfeggers, gambiers and the vice crowd for protection. Ma as aner Te told T Star that he was «# he had beer to the poltcs y the Hil by a state ye and Margett and Logan Meet ogan Uillingsle onfession Announ van, Margett Mare ard the t Mar and ¢t sible way to mollify the ex-pa man Margett and met a day or two later both went to Portland ith dio Baker, the Moore-Hunt ¢ manager.) who later gave t mony before the grand jury on wh the B ys were indicted tried to get Margett to ¢ Wleggers’ row, Ww Logan Bill mine " m Aug, 29 were ¢ Interviews had Matened t pf Hillingsley's ° met ‘Logan and heard brothers Star Mayor gave them Logan Offered Help according (to Margett's r tfered to take him and get © | Moore- Hunt the Hu also Aue that exp at Jenc Margett, ile wae fined ed any hen Pr he courted an estigat erred ® state tters seized the 4 rned over to Lundia charge aga Patroimen Arrested Dr. Matthews Went High Matthew police graft tn evidence o base another recall of had determined. after dry force to * of Attorney Genera & a federal inves lenied t He In that th the BUN tely |* was om 008 COU im oon Chief Beckin ceeded In ge eave town 0 and « sergeanc Mullen Bond Too Smali \ pora he confessed, « for $800, « Met Third ave. Allen or whether intar ant oner pawn red up a sideshow anded and se Mullen baum before the grand “lain wh rearrest of the effec given that Mullen } hin cont mn, and dé all the while any Margett Talks feral cha peated to ready told The Sta nesleys were tra expose the alleged corrup police department Tho result was that to San Francisco and thru his help the federal authorities got from Eddie Baker of the Je Moore Hunt Co 19 evidence needed to indict and conviet the Billings ley Margett went — : Matthews Wine Logan Logan bal Allen wanted plead guilty whatever Phey worked bear the fair.” lox Baker ca at the Eth name of Bu fore the grar Indictment at the leyw were return on mony and the documentary evi dence he brought with him, whict showed how the Billingsleys bought carioad lots of whisk After th turned registe: nder un Ktood Then Logan we Matthews, pastor byterian church. Matthews for advice talking to hin Assistant District Attorney Moodie Martin permitted Marget ar. | ference lie Young, his Ses and| As 8 re to see Dr. M.A of the First Pree had He asked Dr ndictments Assistant District joined the were re Atlorne con sales agent fe . |Said tot Hunt Co, to ¢ bh "| the feder grand jur and add to the brother eady told by Baker. It ts guilty, Bince the hat appearance that which Logan had pleaded Young expect to been discovered to be we Logan Hillingsley was arrested | Pleaded guilty at th Francis hotel in Frisco| His when he least expected it, having |Pleaded guilty been told, he says, that the county | Counts each, grand fury In November had failed| ‘Then it was tha to toach the Hquor ring, just ay he |@Md other wttnes had been advised in advance it | SUKEeS would upon Margett and recelve immunity Logan ount and Pielow to ano brothers in the am x tale of Brothers Escape Arrest ected liquor operation He wa before the grand jur time And , the fairly into the Reames, U, § Portland, wa Jey shipments during the time they |@ttorney general to divide h say they got protection from the|Allen the burdens of the case. police and the sheriff's office, were Upon hia arrival things moved |Pacieten Obi MAL Leo wii , 2 Li alleged pro were called brought to Kpend ¢ bach her in iristr in jail His brothers, Fred and Ora, and| W. H. Pielow, the transfer man who handled most of the MWillir While he was | also | or more | Valentines irat Wloor Valentines FREDERICK NELSON : A Portable Electric Heater Will Provide Quick Comfort These Cold Mornings The Ele pert ted he the burnished Heate ( ement which, reflect i cents an hour. Other Electri 1 inst “Perfection” Smokeless Oil Heaters ia N "rem, sui room, {—in bathroom, breakfa the Perfection affords it ir Blue ¢ $7.50. $8.50. Warm Cashmere Stockings Aluminum Hot Water Bottle Wool Blankets, $5.75 Pair W Comfortables, New Ideas for the Needleworker in Royal Society Package Goods | ae The Silk Section is arranging, to begin Thurs- Aly, February First, an Impor- tant Offering of New Black and Fancy Silks at Very Interesti Prices. Details of offering will appear in Wednesday evening’s and Thursday morning’s adver- tising. ——— 1.50. The “Arcadia” $ ies On A Goodly veave cloth for mbroidery 3 Showing of the NEW WOOLENS this Velou in Shrimp, Ame ' Old Gold, A Pique Mushroom Hat, low Lawn n= Copen- Green, It 5 ‘ S weave of In Old-Gold, nerican Be. Basement Salesroom and 1,000 Yards of Wigtasia Special Oc | Yard D'.: CY floral b ce, blue, tar this uty, \WVistaria Green, 54 Shadow $3.50 y and cl ns of eld ripes ymbinat green with blue d white lavender iecks in Velours gold, tan or 1 and lavender, lay- and tan, and gray Vifty-four inches wide, 1d $3.50 y and $3.00 a in beautiful E awn (Green, | | rim make inches wide, ive window draperies bung | | | exceptional weed Coa red on mixed $4.00 yard, barred ounds, in green and or cottage, and ) a 50 inches wide, at BE yard, value Virst Floor, Single Lace Curtains 35c Each Cretonnes C HOC] cover Modern «¢ timey chintz $1.75 yard. wind unusually good value at B5e cach and qua —Rasement Salesroom, effects, Prices, 35¢ to First Floor