The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1917, Page 10

i AR i lt i a a We can tit you, 5 ile herringbones ness sack or t rrree MAIN } FLOOR AP p ARANCE THURSDAY of even stripe percale i ; ender stripes with solid color trimmings made Apron “that can be worn as a \ dress " s Aprons in Billie Aprons 95¢ Each Science Aprons The popular Billie Burkestyle Aprons, made of plain pink, blue e and white and black and percale Ricely made, of good grade white ; in regulation style. On the Upper Main Floor Semen fewme 50¢ Coverall afisnr 39c Rikcas are well made, in light and medium om TS; = ly bound with white tape + Have Come Back The New Styles Are Very Retipative Chiffon taffeta or silk Jersey, in newest sport col- orings or quieter shadings. New colored effects, scalloped bottoms and all the kinds of Petticoat fashions. ED Taffeta Silk Petticoats $3.95 The new Silk Petticoats are here favored this season. | or plaited flounces, Lovely Silk Petticoats at $4.85 Fancy effects and pretty styles are shown in the Petticoat changeable shades and floral designs are among them tom with over-flounce scalloped, shirred at the top. Silk Petticoats for Spring—$5.95 You may have all-silk jersey or all-taffeta silk Petticoats, seys have corded flounces. The taffetas have plaited or ruffled flounces tose and brown. Changeable Silk Petticoats $7.50 Everyone admires the new changeable fully pretty with deep corded flounces extending up to the hips, and ¢ frill at the bottom. , FiGCR-~ THE BON MARCHE Women’s $1, 00 Kid Gloves 39c Pair Small Sizes Only, 54 and 53 A fortunate sale indeed for the women Kid Gloves for 39c a pair. broidered backs ; Gloves in two-clasp style, black and a few colors. Seconds of Women’s 60c Fiber Silk Hose 35c Pair OR 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00 Good grade Fiber Silk Hose with elastic lisle tops, seamless feet, « ; all sizes in black, suede, smoke 4 UPPER MAIN FLOOR Bedding Prices i Drop for a Day 75c Bleached Sheets 65¢ Bleached Bed Sheets, size 81x99 made of medium weight muslin with flat center seam 15¢ Pillow Cases 12'yc 12%ec wack: for Pillow Cases, size made of good quality Not over 1 dozen to each Thursday Economies in Domestics 75c Cotton Bats 50c Each weigh over 2% Ibs.; for full size quilts. 32- and 36-Inch Percale 10c A : y Percale in light and medium shades; 550 yards of Lace and Insertion, Filet weaves, 1% inches wide; worth a yard figure and stripe ; lengths to 8 yards, ~~Lower Main Floor. UPPER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE | Men’s Suits $12.50 Good Every-Day Business Suits Masy-to-Pay” Price , no matter what your size or slims, stouts and stubs, as well < regular sizes, from 34- to 46-inch MAN WHO IS REALLY IN EARNES1 ~ WANTING TO) ECONOMIZE HIS CLOTHES SHOULD SEI THESE $12.50 SUITS blue serges, gray worsteds, and check effects. three-button styles in the conservative semi-English, with soft roll and pressed-down New Patterns in Men’s Trousers at $3.50 Of good stout cloths for work-a-day wear; “dress up occasions.” and ¢ y that will stand ight anc lark ray ow rsteds— for dressier wear; all nicely tailored THE BON MARCHE A Smart New Ap ron, the “Estelle,” at $1.25) MAKES ITS INITIAL ON APRON € ght blue and lav- 4 an exceptionally well Style $1.50 Third Floor, slipped on. Th f good grade percale here in all their dazzling hues that al, rose, green, blues, purple and black, with deez with straight or scalloped bottoms at $4.85 Taffeta Silk Petticoats. They with small hands—for here with over-sewn seams 4 Women’s Fine Ribbed White Cotton Union Suits at 25c SIZES 36 AND 38 ONLY Pure white fine ribbed Ce Suits, low neck, sleeveless style, with neat crochet edge, lace umbrella knee THE JON MARCHE Over 6 000 Yards of New, Venise and Filet Laces. Dainty Laces and Insertions in weaves, in the new patterns; Laces are among the most prominent trimming silk and lingerie blouses, for collars and for dresses. 2,600 yards of Venise Lace Edges, in white and half-inch wide; a yard 1,500 yards of fine Venise and Filet Lace Edges, ; white and cream; one-inch a yard 1,000 yards of Venise Lace and Insertions; all new and dainty; pieces worth yard . I] Maud Reidy, 1258 John st | Apeeerennninnatoeares gravits Jessie Welch, cle One model is plaited at the bot as you prefer In gol in dainty THE BON MARCHE HE SEATTLE STAR ) [BAKER TWINS ARE IN | | LEADINTODAY’SCOUNT After an a total of 1 totals pr STANDING OF CONTESTANTS Baker Twins, Betty and rant May, Boldt’s rest . . Shop, 1433 Fourth in Fraser, 6126 Beacon telephone operator at Sidney exchange Alice Lynch, Rhein hotel May Morrey, Hotel Sor rento Mrs. WN. J. Blanchard, 602 Fidalgo st Myrtle Forbes, Liberty the atre Dolly Fuller, Germania cate Luelia Richards, Liberty the atre Anna Wagner, bookkeeper Postal Telegraph Co Helen McKenzie, Augustine & Kyer’s Mrs. Shepherd, Tukwite Thora M. Iversen, bookkeep. er, Augustine & Kyer's Gladys Fuller, telephone op. erator, 1007 Stewart st Maud Reidy, Broadway laun ary Anna Millward, school girl, 7422 Latona ave Grace Powers, Frederick @ Nelson tea room Sayde Leach, Lion Oyster house Maud Dunkin, 5209 First ave, NW. Mary La Strange, Frederick & Nelson's Cythera Pwison, 918 Allen place, north telephone op erator : Rhea Vogel, South End market Myrna Jack, 2618 Rose court . Helen MacKenzie, 539 Stat ave Lillian Grisdale, Rhein ho. tel Maud Reidy, 1258 John et Blanche Beauchamp, 7039 24th ave. N. W. Edith O'Connell, Staadecker & Co Gee! Weren't t You Gl One of the Girls Entered in The Star's Red- | This coupon is good for “Red-Haired Girl” Pop. | ularity Contest. SHORT NEWS THE POLICE j opened to traffic Wednesday noon ceremonies by the which is four miles long, THOMAS J. MOONEY, convicted t Friday of taking a hand preparedness bomb explosions », broke down and sob od aloud first time tf ed court room Tuesda 2,212 | for rourder ' was lindefinitel ¥ dela Judge Griffith pend c arguments for a new trial A SPECIAL meeting of the Home ee” + Was held Tuesday night at j hall at Fourth and | Marion, in honor of the past consul | Woodmen of the V THE FUNERAL ervices of Capt 70, who died on p to Washington, will be held Friday 2 o'clock at the chapel of But terworth & Sons ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S place in before the Munic aa When — a CLARA CASEY DYOESNT LIKE You NEAR AS Muct AS Sizes 58, 40 and 44. Price $1.00, Cups and Saucers MPVHIN China Cups and Saucers with fine gold line, special, set of six, $1.00, 2 SANTERE IED -* F REDERICK&NELSON Basemenf Salesroom New Modes and New Colors in Spring Suits at $22.50 Make an Interesting Showing TH Suit sketched is one of the new arrivals. It i in apple-green wool poplin, bordering on the Nor- folk style, with plaited coat showing pearl button trim- ming and convertible collar. The skirt is a plain flare model, with the fullness belted in back. Others of Spring styles are developed in wool clour and jer h, and the colors include Rose Suanish Reseda Magenta Mustard Chartreuse me have the fullness of the coat confined by a belt or tie sash, pockets of novel design trim many, and « are cape or rolling style New Spring Coats Silk Boot Hose | | $9.50 $12.50 $15.00 | Special 55c Pair | | — Coat of magenta 6é BRECK ong i, the Spring a es 1 4@ vot Stockings, with self ffer exceptiona Me has detachable catr of [| MT Embroideries | pia Special ]5¢ Yard jf ren Ale tetared 27-inch Poplin, Gaberdi Bi sasg feet Flouncings in large floral other and conventional designs, for, black, . dresses d petticoats, also hy penhagen, rose and gold dainty y Edges, in small ‘ Prices $9.50, $12.50 and $15.00. patterns. Special 15¢ yard Rasement Sa Basement Sales The iain a $2.45 Offer Wide Choice in Shape and Color cornes, Mushre these ever-popular shapes modified by a wide flange or brim ¢ featured high Military Turban shapes, also straight-brim. S rs and upturned in back. The colorings are most desirable neluding Black Green Purple Maroon - Gold Brown Cerise Chartreuse Sand Gray fi i Many different types may find their most becoming Hat Aji \\ in this showing at $2.45. x ~ Easily-applied Trimmings for These Shapes v4 € Mandarian Feather Stick-ups, soft, black fibers centered with peacock quill, $2.75. Black Feather Bands in imitation Narrow Quills in beautiful ombre col- Tette citect, $1.95. orings, $1.25. Ornaments to match, $2.45. Black Feather Stick-ups to be used Imitation Paradise Mounts in black, directly in front, in military effect, 95¢. $1.95. Oriental Ornaments, 95¢ to $3.00. —Masement Salesroom | | House Set An Exceptional Offering of | | | $1.00 |New Printed Dress Voiles ee cetrae and Mulls aeny to Special | 15c | Yard ¥ p ~ dared, -wiade ] l is certain that Dress Cottons of these sheer ar of delft-blue d percale pat- | ing into Summer Frocks, so this specially-priced terned with | small designs, checks or stripes and | piped in | FLORAL-PRINTED VOILES, | black and | SPECIAL 15¢ YARD— white stripes ; : Closely-woven, firm quality ‘White Cotton Voiles on and ainty types’ will be in wide request for faahieak offering is a real opportunity to economize. Nearly | two thousand yards in the purchase, featured for Thursday as follows: | Rasement Salesroom patterned with floral figures in dainty, naturalistic es colorings. Thirty-four inches wide, special 15é | yard ‘la? ‘ ‘ | MERCERIZED PRINTED MULLS, Girls Union Suits SPECIAL 15¢ YARD— Special 15c These pretty fabrics are woven from a finer thread than the voiles, and are very soit in finish. There IRLS’ Light-weight Fleece. ned Union Suits in cream are two designs to choose from: the one, a wide color, sizes 2 to 12 years, spe novelty stripe in black combined with pink rosebud clal 15¢. Basement Saiesroom bouquets on white ground; the other shows large vari-colored polo dots scattered on a white ground Phirty inches wide, special 15@ yard —Basement Salesroom. Two-tone Dress Boots, $3.95 HE glazed kid vamp in these Boots is combined with white leather top; 84-inch model, with leather Louis heel. Sizes 313 to 7. Price $3.95. ~Basement Salesroom, FAIRY SOAP Special 48c¢ Dozen Cakes AIRY SOAP, the white floating bath soap, special, the dozen cakes, 48¢. -Basoment Salesroom. Set of Six Special $1.00 in the ovide shape, decorated Basement Salesroom,