The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1917, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR “THE BON MARCHE |"puvine wirness| _ FREDERICK@NELSON f Wye enna huge ccna the Comprehensive Assortments of CONTINUED boaring 4t may have tho guilt Two Tables of Smart Spring Hats Will Be | FROM PAGE 1 {/°f, defendants, suatica witt be ben Women’s Staple and Novelty Hosiery erved } ern 1 the te to incident ex line fa w ! Have Been Assembled in Anticipation of Nifty Hats _ that may be | biite tor “estan ‘ltempt to manutncture. false test the New Season’s Demands tempt to false tent many, the y should t J : { met la a opportunit H the F P had at little cost—four Just ~ mI a ; hee Polowine coacoes mati yesterday MHE styles and ce presented in these new Sprin elections are those it,” wad i He said, ‘Th ‘ 'tevtheomnseget Ape yh fl * : ee as pictured here no time weaken; you needn't pailinstee had 7 gg fla pe gor which have the sanction of Fashion and good taste. The qualities are | stand - ‘aa Fi ge oe Bi oa ones men to testify as he al pay such as can be relied upon to meet exacting demands, in re pect of fit, ap- t } he | a . 4 ee earnest ral gran ~ ; oking Tailored Ha the Hy prung Ill get fou & good job,” to wiftt thin lat pearance and service. The assortments comprise: the dash and the er that, McLaughlin and Lo: © botton t imith to the federal hemps; br td where he mad atate- | Lolter in Building 7 - “a *s Vertical wn : ‘ up ent . : Sachi Age ats House and} After an investigation of two! Lisle, F iber-Thread and Circular and : 5 ec ee . a |days, Reames raid he was cor Silk-B CR aS Stripe Silk Stockings a 1 at th | vineod “a'elen plece of jobbery ouk-Boot Stockings in : “ 7 ae a id nevever Hungry In Life iq| han been attempted.” Pinih Galore in the Smart Color ’ th ide-brim They asked me ff ; , 5 ¢ Ss a t , . vA 4 , reen Tucker, Bausman or Fulton, rl Tere : Combinations. ors in y shades that are so muc ye red ; bast saaed. eters have j ee * i Pla cineon. Pid trteiminns STH You've) died 4p) ax, Maven eon? ‘ Segre ging Plain Thread-Silk Stock. | ei Novelty Silk Stockings Then I 4 tted [ had. Reames |)*" ty . WwW ith Embroidered, to trap them into g state ings in Black, White \ was then ed in, and I told him) te that could be distorted to tailored bow. the truth about it : i Lo. | discredit ther and Colors. ed mith “Lo a ave These men eke out an ex you were most cases being a band and a simple Hand-Drawn and Lace Insteps. Silk Stockings With Hand-Embroidered sittin? SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE thru vice and resorts Drop-Stitch Silk Stock- ings in Black, White and Colors. | countenanced, and, to a ce tent, protected by the police of you were procured itll crowd to testify-—is that Women’s Sample Stockings 35¢ Children’ s Sample Stockings 19c “Rialto 500” Silk Stockings white, woven from fine quality twelve i y embroidered le and toe and h | Silk ratio “ r ‘i garter top, $3.50 pair immed! k thread, with of court e and toe of Silk Stockings in dainty lace instep ef- I flesh- vith double varter top, $4.00 I understand U. 8 Attorney "i iid rather the Jury not he said y was r : A Special Purchase of Samp!e Lines of the Well-Known “‘Onyx’’ Make t now move allowed to pai Women’s Hose 35c Boys’ and Girls’ Infants’ Stockings o la dation Silk bg pina ba mp < 1 ite _— 3 Pairs for $1.00 Stockings 19¢ Pair Special 19¢ Pair rye d-embroidered clockings in self or alg np et at trasting color, $2.00 and $2.50 pair. and at a very Stockings of ‘ Usle and fine r white, pink, sky red; in sizes 4% Samples of Onyx Hosiery; splendid chance to Splendid values in Cotton, Lisle, | § “ Stockings, or sot Sk Lisle, Stik Boot and Fiber for dress wear. Included a Bik Stockings, also some Lace ribbe cottor ribbed lisle and Boot and some with white feet; silk . in white, tan, white, black, tan, pink, sky and | pink and light blue; sizes 6 to | champagne. 12 years. | Sample Underwear at Factory Cost or Less | Women’s and Children’s Vests, Pants and Union Suits A very special, a very unusual sale of ,; WOMEN’S VESTS 10c EACH Underwear in which you will find included WOMEN’S VESTS 1t5¢ EACH Women's and Children’s Vests, Pants and , TS. P AN TS \ND SUITS, 19¢ Union Suits, all perfect garments, but some Se ¥5 ie er pag > eee ‘slightly soiled from being displayed VESTS, PANTS AND SUITS, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Heavy Black Silk Stockings with novel hand-embroidered clockings of con- color; double heel, sole and $3.50 pair. After quill at night, I said Attorneys | sald in his statement. “He Vausman end Tucker and himsolf nought I was th » matter up to Prote town that n. in to what aid it waa of stiffictont ne that He retiew garter tc se 2 “Rialto 552” Black Silk-lisle Stockings, from fine quality lisle thread, te $2.00 pair Rialto Black Thread- silt Stockings of heavy weig 1 heel e nterli Reames!a 4 14 Mr. ained Williams and | nd toe reir Sole and toe and le, $2.00 pair of August; #0 we had to have a t Hanson's and And he sald man Fiber-silk Stockings in black, white, 1- pearl, smoke, champagne, sky-blue, 3 stripes; lisle navy, pink and other shades, with and toe, $1.15 double heel and toe of lisle, and lisle garter top, 65c pair. a Stripe sik ce Id and cha Wants the Truth © is the truth, ft as a frame-up for|t me of gaining tmmuntty Unbleached Muslin, Special 7c Yard « ppreciation of frie pwing that Tam a gi rs, and it will py Novelty Silk Stockings in p-stitch Silk-boot Stockings with upper part, ; i el tae Ives and wrecking May rect nd toe . 2,000 ee OF UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, 28 INCHES WIDE; FIRM, Nand Chief Secktaghare says, ‘What we and g champagne, heel, sole and toe of lisle, and boot of f Ss true the men making this | Want you to do Is to Ket up In court gray, blac 2.00 p | ire sil cad. jack, whi .Y WOV LENGTHS TO 10 YARDS. | antag ke ne Pino undervorid. and teil the Jury that Hazlett came gray, black 0 pair. pure silk thread. In black, white, Dress Gingham pA Yard | Cheese Cloth 5c a Yard| Assorted Wash Goods [Jip thoy weren't the Billingsleys | to 7ou.sm the 1605 ov 1b oh Marek Silk Stockings with two-tone striped Pink, champagne; Ansty 10 ae Sdn woe es »proached | and propositioned you that some of fe : gray e 4,000 yards of 27-inch Dress | Bleached Cheese Cloth or 15c Yard | MONE Dever eve heh mate (all's Srisnta bed eoleeted up a boot, in combinations of black, purple, medium-gray, bronze and others. colors, Gingham of good quality, in neat | Gauze, in mill lengths; sold by | _, 1.500 yards of Assorted Wash Mf] °ot, sq matter for the Jury to| little money and wax going to Ket orange, rose or emerald and white; | — 65¢ pair | Goods, 24- to inch materials, Bl ae cide an extra witness with Hazlett and double heel, sole an , $3.00 pair P * . — and colorings; lengths aca only; special, S a| sich as Popiine, Seco Silk and 1 feyger prosecution will argue that | Hanson (they needed ae ay Rialto Lisle-thread Stockings in black yards. yard. Crepe. . teral matter, I de-| Was to anoth this ts a col | clare it is an absolutely vital fac-/ on tor. }ton w White sg Stockings with embroidered and white with double heel, sole and de tep; double hee top, $3.00 pai n & tify that Hat room all day Pays Respects to Reames =| 08 August 30 Inet’ He anys, ® and LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Plant Your ( Garden Seeds Now Then you'll have pretty flowers around your house when summer comes. Dahlia Bulbs, Cactus and | Garden Seeds at Special Lilly’s Sulphur and Lime, Show Dahlias, in assorted Prices l-gallon ca cach 606 colors; two sizes, 12%e vie : 4 and 7%¢. D. M. Ferry & Co. C Lilly's Soluble Sulphur Standard Grass Seed, 1- ©. Morse & Co. and Chas,| Compound, 1-Ib. cans, 20¢. quart packages; cach 10¢. oh he hee ; ; ly’ Jest Pakro S Tikve, for bet- H Co. Garden Seeds Fertilizer; I I f and and in Hane sole and --First Floog. aper this morn-| ‘This will discredit Hazie' Mr. Re: ames | Hanson’ s testimony on the w “1 noticed in th ing & statement ‘that this is a pollee frame-up. If it) facts should be disclosed. If ot a polic ‘ame-up, the facts nould be disclose He declared it wa on the part of R toe and garter top, 50c pair. is conversation, he sald, was in Ora Biilingsley’s room, in the Navarre hotel. He picked up 30 two-dollar bills that Logan put on “poor grace” call it athe bed, he de the matter {0 Ket two other f him and| ‘san present He first enga acneas Sos Retort Harry Willian $2 “for waiting. 4 @ man named fater paid bim 3 4 e bib. cackare SE Mesdorf also told the defense « ter gardens; package 10¢., 5c packages, 6 for 25c Ib. package 25e. Me oh that Lege taeatee thet "Bulk Sweet Pea Seed; 160 nackayes, 3 for 25¢ | Wizard Fertilizer, 2-1 Ning of the smartest attor good assortment of colors; perone fOr 25C | package 25¢; 25-pound r Pgh TR: Bound, $1.00; ounce, Ze. | 15c packages, 2 for 25c | sack $1.75. S| eua T doc want te beaken ap FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Mesdorf #ays he ask Logan it he really “slipped the mayor ey,” and says Logan told him but to “keep quiet nd I will take you up tn Watson sa er re Dining-Room Furniture for Logan and later have gotten old feet,” after he had joined premmatt one [as seroma ema at Moderate Prices defense nttor. r to A Wide Variety of Attractive Patterns Featured iuncey es in the Favorite Finishes of Oak, id aibier, and. Hen Mahogany and Walnut Men of th unde rworld are con stantly b onholl the Billings leys in d dragging them to on aide an effort to get statements from them. Try to Discredit Case “Plainly an eff Gray Enameled Pots and Pans 49c A Whole Carload of Them at This Special Price They are first quality gray enamel steelware; every piece guara You'll want lots of them at 49c apiece. We will be unable to take any telephone orders for them at this special price FOURTH FLOOR—THP BON MARCHE ontradictory e to us, They were tradictory to the state ments submitted by the defense. Metsdorf has been convicted of a felony “It is purely a collateral matter. “Some one, we know not who, is Floor of the Bon Marche EE WOLITLL This remarkable disposal of merchandise that has been in our store longer | than the allotted time is proving an immense help to those who wish to econo mize in every-day needs. The sale goes on merrily every day; new lots are being added from time to time as space allows. | a You'll find it profitable to pay this Section a visit every time you come down Statem ry, an adm | | In the Underpriced Section, Lower Main making every effort to discredit '¥ \betnrenrs who: 15 a barb th he gove ent case and b in| bart substantiated 8 3 places iihic . 4 Ht in Bnol ¢ . the government case and bring {9 stories, but were vague in details HE pieces illustrated, well-built in English mahogany, and ‘reproducing on itis teen z J, Margett, former poltceman | of the popular Period styles, are among the many interesting values pré- who afterwards turned bootlegger, Tucker Renews Argument tas been SUBORAMAAE @) 0 KOO sented. Attorney Wiltnon Tucker then armied in support of Fulton's mo-| witness and | is declared to have The Buffet is $57.50. The Side Table, $22.50 j tion g »peratio! ere We find the government's atar| {U8 his operations here and hi witness, Logan Billingsley Us tar confit with the Biingsteys ‘| _ oe pope cy" in all the elements of the ¥iner—| z Extension Table (not pictured), $50.00 a ee ibe THOMSON RAPPED Dining-Chairs (not pictured), $12.50 Each “gutted. and irred coon toes! FOR OPPOSITION ‘ nee vuralture Gelletiee, Seurt/miaas nt Pikes trying to protect aed TO CITY CAR LINES This last information has come! Councilman ‘Thomeo eine | ? to us voluntarily and bears the|target for the criticiom of «lace e ew Season Ss town. k of truth,” he said. mark of truth,” he sate by in attendance at the hearing ’ ’ . “Sit would be manifestly unfair,”| of ¢ ctl cr 7 Men’s and Women’s Handkerchiefs he continued, “to put us in m posl-|ray ruilway, resolutions: Tefen nis arp-Frint RAG RUGS fhe 7 ore 3 f tion Where we would not be able! public rope " : Men's Silk Handkerchiefs, with ini- Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, with to "baht the taalinony of ba h Aes anne saieuaesn I morning ; : e rat nce ieee Ribbons inotuce many new and unusual design, among lutions, one of which would them panventon lized rose, C: bury I eialact have the people convict offi-|qirect the city engineer to procead 25 ¥ d heckerboard effects, { ter mr tls and ela |with the 15th ave. bridge, accord Cc ar checkerboard effects, moderately priced as follows: tials, 50c and $1.00 values; special, 25¢ ack borders; fine quality; formerly ; each 25¢. to B04. : ; | Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, with Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, plain or | initials or plain; 15¢ to 50c formerly cattle as the Billingsleys, on whose | word the government attorneys |; Men's | | Bel! Joins in Assault ing to ortginal plans, which incl with initial; 50c value at 25¢. now 7% to 25¢. | Attorney Wil Bell then satd| o F pr abana Phy aa bas N mind THE to 25¢ Bhat rite Hib peort ile that ise ae on Micker HEY especially fea- Pilgrim Rag Rugs eee ; | a io other denying the r : Finishing Braids at Half Price [J govermment would not want to ad-|oompany Turther concession ture Oriental designs sos ia mit this matter, Ucularly the addition of i 2X9,” G2000. Soutache Braid in black; formerly 10c | Cotton Binding Braid in colors and | He referred to Fr d Billings'ey’s| man cars, until such time ne 8 4x7, $7.50. buncl bunch for 5¢. black; 12 yards to the piece; formerly || las “the most appalling testimony 1| sant, alka terms on the us PeatAuleY SPR eee. sue 27x54, $2.75 6x9, $13.50 a bunch; now, a bunch for ¥ ack 5 § to nece; formerly |f as “the most appalling testimony T| Third by the city’s car site sed i ig ye IX, 919.90, 10c and 15c, at BE and 7i4¢. ID he ave ever heard in a court of law."| A ges | other faney- work uses 30x60, $3.50. 7. S19 5 OE Pe, ta 3 oe. BOR Aer F A protest was read from the m 80X00, $3.90 7-0x10-6, $18.50, Finishing Braid in different colored Buttonhole Tape, in black only, with Il\ “Your honor ought to reopen this | ¢ entral Labor Council which de. | There are pleasing pat Ox12, $26.50 ” . designs; formerly 15¢ a bunch; now, a | puttonholes firmly worked; 10c value, a moor in the Interest of justice,” he |clared the couneil unanimously in terns also, in light and meen Sea i, sald |line with Councilman Erickeon’s wer! eis " " Keon ; bunch for 74¢. yard 5¢. va Defense Wins Ite Point ieotnaaln medium: color. combina--4 Palatine Rag Rugs 2 Judge Neterer wai & moment! “Protests from the patrons, not | ) 51 All Kinds of Buttons at Half Price and sald, very doliberately, the directed. protests, are what’ ‘we [ff tions: Widths from 534 to 27x54, $3.50. 30x60, $4.00 matter “should be given most care-| want,” satd Mr, Thomson IH] 6!4 inches, 25¢ yard, J 5 Te Ai ny PA ful consideration. At once, Secretary James A.| Wiret Fl | 3x6, $5.50 —Second Floor, | = While we can not Involve every collateral matter during this trial,” Dunean, of the labor council, was on his feet, if as IES | i} | | | | |