The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1917, Page 10

“MEN’S WEEK” At the Bon Marché With special prices on Men’s Suits, Shirts, Ties, Socks and like Mer- chandise to show you that this is a good store tor Men to trade. Men’s Suits $12.95 Men’s $20 and $22.50 All Wool Worsted Suits | A Special Purchase of 225 Men’s Business Suits Is the Main Attraction for “‘Men’s Week” GRATITUDE In the fall of 1912, Seattle firemen needed friends in Seattle. They were fighting for that humane measure the double platoon. Even their wives and sweethearts were drawn into the campaign, so intense was it. Notably, the wife of Captain Ebbinghouse of the Third ave. and Pine st. station, took an active part in it. The Dale group in politics, the chamber’s taxation bureau, and their ilk, placing the dollar above human- ity, fought against the double platoon. Men like Councilmen Erickson and Hesketh fought for it. But—oh, well, you’ve heard that song called “Gratitude.” So do not be surprised at this letter sent to Se- attle firemen: “Dear friend: I will consider it a personal favor if you will vote for either Mr. Dale or Mr. Cal- houn—or for both. “MRS. EBBINGHOUSE.” Fortunately, Seattle firemen resent this, and have so informed The Star. They are not going to turn down men who stood for them—Erickson, Hes- keth, Lane—for men who, like Dale and Calhoun, failed to give them needed aid. rood these "gl gale in our Second Avenue front if you want to see | CLARENCE REAMES Come up to the Suit Section and “take-a-hold” of them, see what good, honest worsteds they are made of—see how well they are tailored. They are a bonanza for men, who want good-looking Spring } don’t want to spend much money on them. These patterns to choose from: but Suits, 42 Men’s $22.50 Gray Worsted Suits, , 36 Men’s $22.50 Blue Worsted Suits, | with pencil stripes, with dim check patterns, } | eee 912.95, $12.95 with pencil stripes, in dark plaid effects, 36 Men’s $22.50 Brown Worsted Suits, 39 Men’s $20.00 Tweed Suits, in lig! shades for Summer; $12 95 with indistinct over- $12 95 plaids, at . . some silk lined, at 4 M SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR-THE BON MARCHE MEN’S WEEK” SPECIALS IN THE MEN’S STORE JUST A STEP INSIDE THE LOWER SECOND AVENUE ENTRANCE. Men’s Shirts at 95c Woven Madras or pleated bosoms, stitched or French cuffs—a sci of different styles in a dozen different colors of them bearing the names of well-known 1 ) of high-grade shirts Men’s 50c “Onyx” Silk Socks for 35c a Pair OR 3 PAIRS FOR A DOLLAR Shirts, fine percales, with plair 100 dozen sample Socks, samples of the Men and mercerized lisle. Many kinds and colors; plain black, white, colors, tled effects Onyx” 50 lines of fancy stripes, clock Men’s $1.25 Outing | Flannel Pajamas at 95c Splendid quality out Men’s 50c Silk Four-in-Hands at 35c j special purchase 1,800 Men’ Four-in-Hands to sell : for $1.00. s, college A open-end Sil ng flannel Pajamas for nen; $1.25 garments : ' men; . $1.25 garments, | 356 or three made with military col plain color lars, trimmed with siik stripes, ombre stripes, ti frogs, and specially priced at 95c apiece. sue figures and stripes in the lot “‘Men’s Week’’ Specials in Men’s Underwear Men’s 75c Underwear 69c Men’s Union Suits $1.45 Men's Union Suits; Splendid’ quatity ‘Union Suits: ‘medium heavy ton ribbed garments; weight; natural Merino garments; made with the style; nicely finished closed crotch; all sizes. ’ Men’s $1.25 Underwear 95c , Men s Underwear at 65¢ : 4 Men's Bristol Mills Shirts and Drawers; medium Men's good quality Union Suits; heavy weight | weight natural Merino garments, in a good Spring cotton ribbed garments in ecru color, and all sizes. | weight; all sizes. LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE medium weight ecru cot- | made in the closed crotch Wednesday Specials in Bedding and Domestics 15c PILLOW CASES 12'%c | SPORT STRIPES YARD Pillow Cases, size 42x36 inches before hemming; made of medium weight muslin; nicely made and hemmed; 124¢c each, 85c SHEETS 75c EACH Bed Sheets, size 76x99 inches before hemming; these are made of heavy weight bleached muslin; neatly hemmed. 15c sport stripe patterns; 32- | lengths to 7 yards. PLISSE CREPE Soft finish Plisse Cre ground Crepe with black | at 100 yard 2R MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE and %6-inch material; 10c YARD 31 inches wide; white hairline stripe; special LOW White ground Gabardine with wide and cluster | 36 Men's $22.50 Blue Worsted Suits, 36 Men’s $20.00 Gray Worsted Suits, | Broken Lines of Several Better Grades | | HAS “POKER” FACE | AND FUNNY TALES | | an Cc, L, Reames The government's chief the trial ‘ gladiator in the booze-graft In the summer they will ogpose conspiracy trial, which will [each other in the cement trust start in federal court Tuesday, cases. Rausman will represent doesn’t look like a fighter, three Washington corporations who He grins a good part of the were indicted with four California time, tells funny stories every [and one Oregon concern for com few minutes, and wears his bining in restraint of spectacles on the end of his Reames is st nose. y of th You're reading about Clar which mark ence L. Reames, the United States attorney from Oregon, who is on the job here as assistant attorney general to help Clay Allen in the con. spiracy prosecution against Mayor Gill, Chief Beckingham, ex-Sheriff Hodge and the four city detectives indicted by the federal grand jury. Reames 28 years old, yet|in O n is white. He trade. and qu make-up Loves to Hunt t better than being a 7 jand Oregon “Roses,” he automatically, in Portland.” | once asked Clarence lk * Who was the best attorney | | is on every hair in his smokes a big curved stem briar pipe part of the’ time, and has b promptly, “A. E. Reamor known to pi around high grade| Then they asked A. E. Reames cigarets to reporters while he| Who he thought was the best atto stalled off their cross-examinations| ney in Oregon for news | “My — brothe ‘ee Brains Back “Poker Face” promptly, “C nee R But a look at his record reveals} They were partners that he has something back of his| Years at Medford, Or poker face, Clarence graduated from the Ore. In 1913, shortly after he was ap-|Kon state university law school, pointed United States district at-|but says he can't remember the torney, Reames jumped into the\year. He was born in Jacksonville, | Oregon and California land fraud/Or., and has lived in the Webfoot ca: He sent 11 men to the pen-| state all his life itentiary, after exposing their oper He's married, but has no chil ations, which netted $2,000,000 dren, and has a home on Portland to the promo Heights This put Re Brotherly Act My brother, he answered answered, mes,” for several s in the spotlight. | tion which set more peopte vo raik.| MAY HOLD MEETING against the HERE TO PROTEST| | ing about h It wa United States Cashier Co, of Port land, which was headed by well] a reunion dinner held at Northold Inn Monday evening by progressives and democrats who ac. known business men, The com-| ay pany had sold claiming to pos lively supported President Wilson | in tho last campaign, a number of sess Valuable patents, but the gov ernment branded thelr operations | as illegal use of the mails Reames and Bausman Clash ihe wpoakers When the smoke of battle cleared Frank Menefee, president of the corporation, and former state's at torney at The Dalles, was convicted and sentenced to 12 months in the penitentiary, And 80 were four others connected with the company |_ It's very Ikely that Reames and |Judge Frederick Bausman, who will] THE HOME of S. Stagnola at | help defend Mayor Gill, will be| 2915 Mead st. was burned Monday eyelng each other carefully during| with a loss of about $1,000, 'y the city would initiat meeting to publicly den Senators who refused to stand be hind the president, and to give ex pression to Seattle's real feelings in the matter, Basement Salesroom A New Purchase of 85 Cloth Dresses Offers Attractive Values at $9.50 LL of these new arrivals are in the straight- line effects of the moment, made up in Serge and soft Wool Crepe in Tan Copenhagen Rose Gray Black Plaited Billie Burke effects and Russian-tunic Styles predominate (two as pictured) smartened by touches of thread and metallic embroidery, button trimming or contrasting collar and cuffs. lhe values are excellent at $9.50. Navy White Exceptional Shoe Offering Planned for Thursday VER one thousand pairs of Women’s High and Low Shoes, in Plain Leathers and Novelty Combinations, for Street, Dress and Sports wear, in size 4 only, special $2.45 (for low styles) and $2.95 (for high styles). Baser Aids to Spring Cleaning ent Salesroom Unusual Measure of Style in The New Tailored Hats $3.00 to $6.50 (ATZ A ght ) being es- ) ient in re- ing all the dirt, the Suction Sweeper rug in the direction of t hten- Tailored Hat of 2 @) the hed-down nap } ing shape be g be glad to knov the new displays \ ‘ with its electric - driven ~~. a iy viduality ne h also picks up The ris really an electric thread, hair and lint. He carpet hats of this millinery almost a character as may be Sweepe entioned below 3 ned only ¥ waum . Cleaner eature a wide va ty of new colors: Wenchow Hats in g with hemp Leghorn Hats : and twine shade and $6.50. Black Leghorn Hats in Fedora shape, $6.50. Two-tone Lisere Hats with cushion brim in many green een, $5.00 There Is a special kind of Brush in the Housewares Sec- of the : hard-to-get-at places about the Lisere Hats in navy, | nome—radiators, sinks, ceiling, black and with | ete, brim drooping slightly on | ~ one side, $3.50. Black Lisere Hats with cushion brim, $5.00. tion for cleaning each brown, effective color combina- weit tions, $3.95. Eureka Window Shade | Cleaner gives new life to old | shades. The liquid cleaner is applied to window shades by a soft cloth, cleaning thoroughly | and making them ready for the Finisher, a liquid which makes them soft and flexible. Cleaner agd Finisher in carton, 75c. contrasting flange and $5.00 and $6.50. —Basement Salesroom Gold-color Leghorn Hats w straw ornaments in the same shade, omeereciaastidccaactacindly Carpets and Rugs may be cleaned on the floor with H. & | H. Soap and it is also very ef- | fective in cleaning wool and silk hangings. Price 15c cake. For Women . $5.50 Pair A’ pictured, an unusually good-looki and well- vot in Ta —einnissmssnliesii Glass Frosting for bathroom windows and light bulbs, 20¢ | and 35¢ can made B Russia with 8-inch top welt Textan (fiber) sole; m ey cee dium toe and moderately hi In polishing floors it is best have the weight on the it's less wearing that Weighted Brushes in 15- re priced 50, $3.00 and $3.75, Sizes 2% to 7, . } to military heel. 3 brush- Price $5.50 pair. Same model in gun-metal calf, sizes 2)4 to 7, $4.50 pair. —Rasement Salesroom. 60-inch Table Damask 65c Yard HIS is a firmly-woven Damask, in a serviceable peal EE eM Add to the life of your lino- leums and at the same time make them much easier to clean by giving them a | linoleum varnish—50c pint, 90¢ quart No furniture or woodwork is too fine to be cleaned and pol- ished by Frederick & Nelson Furniture Polish—the same preparation as used in our own furniture finishing shop. Put up in handy bottles for house- 2 and 50c, hold use—2 ~Housew Section, Basement three desirable pat- Just hundred yards available at this attractive price— 85e¢ yard. mixture of linen and cotton terns, rose, chrysanthemum and pansy. one —Basement Salesroom Hair Ribbons _ 51-inch Wool Poplin, $1.50 Yard 20c Yard HE good-tying quality of FINE imported fabric, it will make up admirably Me Russian-green, woven from long yarn, with smooth finish desirable’ colors Price $1.50 —Basement Salesroom, these Ribbons adapts | in Spring suits and dresses them especially for hair- Brown, Navy and bows. They are in yard. taffeta, effects, ranging in width up 20¢ plain | moire and flowered | Percaline Petticoats, $1.00 CRIPES and floral designs to choose from in durable Percaline Petticoats, made with tucked and ruffled flounces and adjustable tops. to six inches Price yard Basement Salesroom. A New Shipment of Yellow Pre new assort ment com: prises Mixing Rowls in ten sizes, ranging from one pint to two gallon acity, each; also Butter Jars pound sizes, priced at Colorings include lavender, rose and blue on striped background, also combinations of black and white. Price $1.00. —Basement Salesroom. Lengths 36 to 40 inches, Women’s Union Suits, 50c and65c A SPRING weight in Women’s Fine-ribbed Cotton Union Suits, low neck and sleeveless, with tigt knee and fancy Torchon lace or | 34 to 38, 5O0@; 40 to 44, 65e¢. band top. Sizes -Basement Salesroom,