The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1917, Page 10

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‘THE BON MARCHE PIKE 8T,, hyena AVE,, UNION 8ST, ELLIOTT 4100 Cretonnes 25c and 30c Grades 2,000 Yards All Told IT’S A SPECIAL SELLING OF CRETONNES AND CURTAIN NETS AT ABOUT ONE-THIRD LESS 25e and 30c Cretonnes in neat Chintz and overprint designs in pretty shades of blue, pink, tan and green Fine for box coverings, pillow covers, table scarfs and the like. Lots of other interesting specials at this sale | —— Cretonnes at About One-Third Less 36-Inch Cretonnes 25¢ New Cretonnes 35c Yard | A special lot of Cretonnes, values up| Cretonnes worth up to 50c a yard in to 40c a yard; included are Chintz, Tapestry | Taffeta, Jaspe, Velteen and Tapestry and College Stripe patterns in about 70 | weaves; beautiful patterns and rich | different designs and colorings blended colorings, 36 inches wide Yard Wide Cretonnes 30c 36-Inch Cretonnes 45c | f Mercerized Repp, ths worth to 70 athe ns and lot consists In this assortment there are Chintz Thi @nd fancy Drapery Tickings to choose | Taffeta and Jaspe ¢ from, pretty stripe and allover patterns | a yard in the most pleasing im a good range of colorings. shadings; special 45c yard | Curtain Nets at About One-Third Less Curtain Nets Special 19 Curtain Nets Special 35¢ A Curtain Nets of unusually good quality, Curtain Nets worth up to 50¢ : values’ up to 2% included; pretty all-| in Madras and Filet wea ) @ver and fish net patterns, cream and| pretty patterns, some, with finished bor- white, 45 inches wide. der edges; special 35c yard. Curtain Nets Special 25c Curtain Nets Special 49c | A special lot of high-grade Curtain Rich looking Curtain Nets, suitable Nets in Filet, Fish Net and Madras | curtaining for any room; values up to Sweaves in white, cream and Arabian and | 75c a y: included; allover designs and exceptionally pretty patterns fancy weaves; white, cream and Arabian. | THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE IN THE UNDERPRICED SECTION, LOWER MAIN FLOOR | Tuesday, “Men’s Day” at the Great Half Price Sale Men and those who buy for men will find this half price sale rich in useful economies in men’s furnishings. Men’s Rain Coats $6.25 Men's Vests 63c to $2.50 Men's Rain Coats in good mixtures, made Men's Fancy Vests, light and dark colors and ‘With velvet collars—formerly sold at $12.50, white, wool aaa formerty $1.25 to $5.00, @pecial at $6.25. now 63c to Rubber Rain Coats $1.50 Tie Clips 99¢ to $1.99 Men's Rubber Rain Coats, in black only, @ Men's Tie Clips, plain or engraved, gold- line of sizes that formerly sold at $3.00, plated with good epring, were $1.98 to $2.98, special at $1.50. special 99c to $1.99. Flannel Trousers $2.50 Pair Men’s Ties 48c to 75¢ Men’s cream color Flannel Trousers, well- | Men's Silk and Satin Four-in-Hand Neck Ties, made garments. Fine for outing wear. Were | tn « variety of colorings, formerly 95c to $1.50, | $5.00, now $2.50. now 48c¢ to Tbe each | Men’s Belts 12'/2c to 25c Handkerchiefs 25c to 50c Men's Leather Belts, different lengths and Men's Silk Handkerchiets, with wide border colors, that were 25c to 50c, special at 12%4c to. and initial, formerly 50 to $1.00 each, now at 250 each. 26e to Bie. Men’s Hats 50c to $2.50 White Kid Gloves 75¢ to $1.00 Lots of Men's Hats, Derbies, Silk Hats, soft | Men's white Dress Kid Gloves, Dent's and felt, that were $1.00 to $5.90, special at 500 | Perrins’, with one button or clasp, formeriy to $2.50. $1.50 to $2.00, at half prica On Bargain Tuesday in the Grocery 7 Pounds Cane Sugar for 57c PROVIDED YOU PURCHASE OTHER GROCERIES AT THE SAME TIME Carolina Head Rice; extra Lesile’s Shaker Salt, | Macaroni or Spaghetti, Golden fancy; 5-pound bag for 39¢. teed not to cake, pkg. S¢, Egg Brand, 2 packages for 25¢, Maple and Cane Syrup; Uncle Light House Washing Pow Canned Pineappie—Solar John’s Golden Tree Brand; pint | der, large size packages, each | By cans 23¢, quart cans 45¢. | 196 Brand, No, 2 cans each 11¢, @ Italian Prunes, latest crop ex | Lima Beans; best quality | dozen $1.30. “tra fine Prunes; 5-pound bag, | smalt Lima Beans, 2 pounds for Bon Special Coffee, roasted oe. » wicios, Summit Brand—triple | “Standard Tomatoce—Altavitia | fresh daily, ited _. strength; 12-ounce bottles, each, | Brand; No. 2% cans, each Bon Marche Naptha Soap; spe 10¢. | : ‘Ihe. | etal, 6 bars for 25e, CARRY HOME SPECIALS IN THE DELICATESSEN Whole Codfish, medium size, a pound, 12/2¢. Mince Meat, made of the best ingredients, a Chip Beef, special good quality, a pound, 42'2¢, | pound, 17¢. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHB Sp “Specials in Kitchen and Garden Needs -Person Dinner Sets $3.45 Made of good quality American semi-porcelain, highs in weight and durable. The decoration consists of 2 gold lines around the edge INCLUDED ARE PLATES 6 FRUIT SAUCERS KFAST 1 MEAT PLATTER SAUCERS 1 VEGETABLE DISH |6 TEA CUPS Food Percolators > Cereal Jars Choppers 89c at $1.49 15c $1.25 Peerless 99% pure Odds and Food Choppers, Aluminum Cof- ends of 350 cut all kinds of tee Percolators, flown blue Meat, vegetables with aluminum decorated and fruit; com- inset and glass } China Cereal plete with 4 cut- cover; 6-cup size, i Jars, with ting knives. @ special at $149. 4) Gy cover; in as d a sorted names. Garden Hoes, with long handle and riveted steel blade, Priced 35¢, best polish Sauce- Mops made, pan E = Weer] and the only Set $1.19 By kind with the 3 Sauce “any angle” | Tea Kettles pans, made Hi handle, at $1.98 YU i 99% Pruning Shears, priced at 40c,| pure ( ) . ot 99% aluminum, | 60c, 65c and $1.35, aluminum le with han- Tea — Lf dle and lip. ‘alae Ket $1.25 Mops at 95c Tungsten Lamps at 22c “Punch,” the Wiredrawn Tungsten Lamps in 25- or 40-watt sizes. Every one tested before it leaves the store, None delivered, pure con tes, 5-«t nists of Body is three sizes, . made of the 1, 1% Garden Rakes, made of mal. one plece | and 8-quart | leable iron, with 12 teeth and and will sizen, long handle, each 3he. \ never leak. encouraging cultivation of vacant|pose and without « }lota, and wish to highly commend | wor » wine of three ordinary © crossing to | home owner COLYUM with a mouth or gan on top of The Star build Gill {a convicted, “It Looks to Me Like a Hig Night Tonight.” Ali the rest are ‘doing | BILL ‘GRU MPUS. MODERN FARMER He travels in his motor oar His wife wears clasey gow And he le wont to Al the boobs whe live in tomus We can't think RED, WHITE AND BLUE Our Patriotism | A film full of beau! Expect! beautiful scenes. In other words, | in Tacoma Sunday. 8 to stage an upris- ing before long. They are peeved| and one well worth seeing, as euch | at — the curfew tolled at 9! films are few and far between. it wakes ‘em up! DRAWING RINGS The kaiser drew a ring around The British {sles one day Britain drew a ring around The kaiser, with his subs then drew A new ring. on a hunch. Now Uncle Sam will draw a ring Around the whole blamed bunch. ee Mme. Alma Gluck says if she had a son she would kill him with her jown hands before allowing him to “If” Is a very important |word, sometimes. The madam has . | generate |vine power. Can the I |change his spote? No, because it's 1 NLESS YOU TAKE THEM WITH Les Darcy (THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN Punren) PLAYS ON THE VIOLIN | Guarded by 500 extra Members of the Hasty Pudding Club of Harvard will not be allow- ar bare-legged in their They are Ameri- |can citizens. One h 8 to be a Rus. n allen to get away with that sort of stuff in this country. | dance burlesque. Chet Neff,Lightweight,| Is Papa of 9-lb. Boy weight boxer, is a papa, A nine-pound boy was born to the Neffs last night. Chet is In Low a oveo4: but will return Mother and son are Amateur Official Dead i in 1C Seid | wrestling chara ‘pion of th and widely known ax an all-around | lowlug an ahariticn for abscesses » according to word re. Hie:was chaliman of the registra. committee of | Nowthweat association THE SEATTLE STAR STEVE HULL OFFERS | 3 LOTS TO SOMEONE TO MAKE GARDEN | Editor The Star: I notice your campaign for [high cost of living in the ctt 20ca Yard | r | garden on thie land, 1 will be a to him for six 11 » leave the + months from Aj to any pplieant K ne that yo wide circulation out in that dis trict, 1 am sending you this com |munication, asx It may be of assint anee to some industrious silat Yours truly, STEPHEN A. HULI 711 Madison St Main 980 » “e ~ ay Beautiful Women in ‘Daughter of Gods’ ° produc tion Gods.” t is w beautiful film all around Dr. Matthews Sa srg 4 Leopard Cannot Cc thange His Spots © Can th change his spots—no. r it's the blood that was the dominant feature of the sermon delivered Sunday night! ° | by Dr. M. A. Matthews of the Firat Presbyterian church | “I believe that it is impossible for ® degenerate and a sinner to save himeself—it'’s in his very na ture—in his blood. He must be re not ‘reform by a di-} »plan in the blood,” DENY NICHOLAS IS FREE FROM GUARDS COPENHAGEN, March 26,—Offi | cial denial that former Czar Nich- olas has escaped b |i |messagen received guards at Tear in Petrograd, » today. At the same timeit was formally stated that the new regime would fulfill all financial obligations un dertaken by the previous govern ment eSelo was ma Close Latona Bridge | The Latona bridge will be closed to traffic from % o'clock Monday night until an early hour Tuesday | a m, Government workmen are dredging beneath It GERMAN SAILORS ON WAY TO DETENTION PHILADELPHIA,. March 26. wnen and 200 marines, interned German satl- ors fromthe cruisers Kronpring Wilhelm and the Prinz Eitel Fried-| rich were loaded aboard trains here| today and started for their intern. ment camps at Forts Oglethorpe and McPherson, Ge 76 VESSELS SUNK BERLIN (Via Sayville Wireless) March S.—-German submarines | have sunk, d the last few days |a total ¢ . 14 sailing ships and in addition to losses ady made public, an) official announcement stated. SPY IS SENTENCED NEW YORK, March 26.—George Vaux Bacon, the American newspa man, arrested tn England as aj pleaded guilty before Judge Van Fleet today to a charge of con as spriacy against a friendtly nation {He was sentenced to a year and a |day in federal prison VANCOPVER, B. C., March 26 Of nine miners who were entomb ed in the Pueblo mine at White Horse, several days ago, three! have been rescued, but there is no! p[hope that any, of the others ahd ell livine. that pur-| ph and! FREDERICK&NELSON A Large New Shipment Women’s Imported Fabric Gloves $1.25 Pair HESE Gloves are an importation from Europe, and are of the duplex fabric weave which so closely resembles fine suede leather in ap- pearance, are washed wit! p and water, quickly | on backs. In and satisfactoril brown. Price Basement Salesroom 1,100 Yards of Spring Dress Woolens at $1.00 Yard Forty and Forty-Two Inches Wide A NEW purchase, offering very interesting values in woolen fabrics of the soft-draping qualities reir for Spring Dresses, Skirts and Suits in the Plaited and gathered styles of the vogue, as follows: Da Inch Wool Crepe oral, Nell-rose, 42-Inch Novelty Serge with plaid of green, red or white; mm tan, gray, lilac, A king’s-blue, rose, Copenhagen a and weight for street or any, wistaria and ports wear; the yard, $1.00. : 42-Inch French Wool Brocade 42-Inch Cream Serge n wistaria, tan, light-gray and defit- black; the yard, pencil stripe; will make up will make up appropriately for y into separate skirts and coat 1 outing d M I d outing dresses, and for sep- the yard, $1.00. the yard, $1.00. Basement Salesroom, White Voiles For Graduation Dresses 25c and 35c Yard | | ics are in the sheer, evenly-woven effects so much New 32-inch Corduroys $1 Yard HE popular material for sports coats and separate skirts, in a finely-finished and serviceable quality, teaturing these fayorite colors: Rose Wild-Rose Coral Castor Gold Ivory Fern Silver-Gray Peach Copenhagen-Blue —thirty-two inches wide, the yard, $1.00. HESE inexpensive desired for dainty graduation dresses. In n to the staple plain weaves there striped effects, both narrow and | All are 36 inches wide. Priced at 25@ and 35¢ yard Maseme 40-inch Chiffon 15e Yard these soft dcsien —Basement Salesroom 42-inch Silk Nets $1.00 Yard evenly-woven Chif- ANY very effective party dresses fons are very desirable: combine two or more colors of In Black, White, Nile-green, | silk net, and they make up admirably | Cream, Dark-green, Cerise, also in over-drapes and blouses. The Brown, Silver, Emerald, Copen- color-range is exceptionally wide, em- hagen, Violet, Flesh-color, Sky- bracing blue, Delft-blue, Lavender, Tur- Black Dark-gray quoise, Navy, Gray, Old-rose, | White Paris-cream Apricot, Wistaria and King's- Mais Gold blue. Pink Lavender Fe hes nes Emerald Old-rose Basement Salesroom Cardinal Coral . Brown Flesh-color y Wistaria Belgium-blue Wid R Copenhagen Cream 1 e ibbons | Bottle-green Dark Copenhagen 20c Yard le Forty-two inches wide, the yard, $1.00. | —Basement Salesroom LAIN Taffeta, Moire and Fancy Ribbons in desirable sows and sashes, 5] | to S11 inches wile, the sad ae. | | Women’s Neckwear —— 25c ’ ARGE Collars, Lace-trimmed Col- New Arrivals é in lars, Pique Collars and two-ton : effects, and many other attractive styles{ Open Stock Semi Porcelain making up an interesting assortment at 25¢. Basement Sa Dinner- “: - wate The “Hoover F thee ew | Suction Sweeper patterns just Electrically-Operated received, one (as orated with con- HREE kinds a a Fi pictured) is dec- 4% : ventional border design of pink, blue and : of dirt re gold, priced in the 50-piece Set, at quire three $9.75. methods of clean " Another shows a tasteful Dresden de- ing. The “Hoo sign with pink and blue predominating. | jar (h elecarte Mitty-piece set, $11.00. driven brush) to The third is of plain white, medium loosen clinging weight semi-porcelain, priced for the 50- | thread and lint piece set, at $6.50. BS ie ena from the surface | of the carpet. It | uses vibration to loosen and bring to the surface the deep-seated — dirt. It uses suction to dispose of all this dirt in a dustless manner Pakro Seed Tape Makes Better Gardens Both flower and vegetable seeds ma There are several sizes of “Hoover” 5 rs to ne > needs of smal be had in these thin paper tapes, properly Sweepers to meet the needs of small ; ; ; and large homes, and for public build- spaced, so that no. thinning ou ings Theit . efficiency can bellaaeeee necessary daily, by actual demonstration, in our Price, 10c package Housewares Section. Housewares Section, Basement | Housewares Section,Basement

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