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A BON MARCHE SILK BARGAIN
SOLELY tor READERS ol THE STAR
1,000 Yards of Brand New Silks
ALL WORTH 5(1 c A YARD
A SPECIALLY GOOD MILL //
REMNANT AND FACTORY #n #
SAMPLE SALE OFFER AT fcjlte# a Yard
Lois of Handsome Patterns to Choose From in Pretty All-Over
Brocades—Slylish Dol Fllecls on Colored Grounds
—Fine All Silk Pongees—and Brocaded Poplins
A splendid silk batgmn for Wednesday at the Hon Marches Mill Rernnant and
Factory Sample Sale—One th<>u«and \.inls of h-»n.U. im.- Sk Silks, in b-.th plain color*
and haty effect*—at almost half pric. 29* •• TW» ...Iverti-nnrnt U jiiM lor Mar
reader*, for it will not appear in any other Seattle daily There is met in .
of course—for we are anxions to find out just h<w many of our customer* rea< i«
Seattle Star, and to do thi- we .ire offering a bargain so unusual as to attr.n ins ai
notice. The Silk> come in a pretty line of spring colors and patterns anl wi ma « i
waists or dresses for spring wear. —
Slightly Damaged Graniteware
fHHT* NICKED AND
25c POTS AND PANS I: If**
W& ON SALE FOR illV iach
*— Hadn't you better get enough to last you all
summer—while they are so cheap?
LOTS TO PICK FROM
Wash Basins, Sauce Pans, Collee Pots, Pie Plates, Cake
Plates, Dippers, Lipped Preserve Kettles, Dairy Pans and
Many Other Useful lltensils
None of these kitchen things is quite prrfect. -Itli-!» mi iy th,n ,i- marly
*o. and all of them arc quite usable, mi if \oit n« • I a few more thitiK* fur V'tir kitchen
and if you don't in»i»t that they must be absolutely ]" rfect, you can get v>me -plendid bar
gains here tomorrow.
Better come early in the day for the be*t bargain picking.
Hf ME NEEDS UNDERPRICED FOR WEDNESDAY
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FLECTRIUTY IS FAST SUPERSEDIIVG THE HOUSEMAID
YOU'VE ONLY TO GLANCE AT THE ELECTRIC BOOTH TO fl
* I _ REALIZE THAT and »»•'• a vacuum cb-arwr 'hat only up* ■< lc
worth of <!<ctrli:ltv n h'. ir n'- W |ni£ ni.irhl-i. (motor that
n hour :»ri f rlc to.UT hat. will mako enoui-li lount for
On Wednesday AHernoon From 12 lo 5:30 P. M.. hy Brooks' Wlianqdoodh' Qninlel
Aaymbly, march. j La Sorella, Spanola In a Roee Garden, Inalrumental
Thoae Ragtime Melodlea, sons? Caaey Jcnea Went Down With Till the 8»nd« of the Desert
the Robert E. Lee, norm Grow Cold. *'>Nt
Queen of Ro.ee. waltz. Regiment Di|| p)cM „ , r#l!
That's How I Need You, long. Way Dovy „ 3outh „ on(f | Love p.ar, aonr
LET US Hep vol TO REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
f X EUntie Starch, every one known the Q_
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< ' "" I Green Split Peaa, «*tr« flu* If*' U "7 „
I -* lotM for BOlipi I v
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•oraxaid Washing P,wd.r-»n Ideal O p catsup. Mrl< Hy pure; H plnt Q.
er fo iwrkaco Ot* , J Jo
Bu'k N'i r\ r .f, ***) .> i i hi in l - 17/*
VV< Ov I'M. .. II C pure California Olive Oil, oni* of fho QT
Bpfd«r Lecj T«a. '"ir N|Ullf lOfi fnUto, QQf% f '' v bi«n!- I - mi/" JJo
n• crop, |»ouiid JJu
Lenox Soap, one of I'roc or & Uiunblen or Ginger Snapa. oitra «ood ipiallty, fronh Iflp
t3C I from OM of UM lariri'*i btkWlH, pound. . IUC
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i J&MARCHE
I I NIOS HI HUM HM'OM) WMI I -rr I'lKl dthmct,
TME» SEATTLE STAR
THIS COWBOY IS A STAR
FROM BROADWAY SHOW
Edwin AiiRUMt, the star of the
I'ow.-r* moving picture players, who
waa -howii at tin- tlrand taut wt-.-k
In "The >*ugltlve." ■ treat military
»l>e<-ta<U. ha* caught the aubtle
Western spirit perfectly, sod repro
<l in r. the native character In si
nxm f* iltl«-«» detail. all hough hi'ls
■ Now York actor who*« aojourn In
the Wl»l limy Mill br counted Ijy
the montha IjmiK si him In hi*
cowboy attire anil Judge for your
self
This life Is J'l CITRUS. PIC-
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
Newa of the Day Condensed for Busy People
lp Til* a**)!)* 4l«r «|tl
• t>f»r • tm% •>» b > unljfr ttig th'.a
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«»»• * *!» - vl*t lon
SAN MATKO.—In tooting an
apartment house. a sneak thief
"Immmhl up" follow ("liirf llolan l a
rot in lie kmM4 lh« other roonu
to a finish butftcr tiilonii >«le
«lsr«s there *111 be nu cirhaiiaa of
courtNln.
THOMAS A DOWNS. of
Detroit, who poied «. Woodrow
Wilson before an audience of
800 during the camoalgn. end
who Is known as the "double"
of the President elect, la plan
nirg to ahske hand, with him
on inauguration day,
CONSTANTINOPLE Ad uncon
fir ned dispatch rrntltMl hero. to
dav report* tb<- death of fortni-r
tirand Viler Klainll Paalia. at
Alctandrla. Kgypt.
LOS ANGKLKH With a regtaler
«l rainfall of 6 fiS liirhrt for Ihp
•torui. I>>« Angele* la drenched to-
and Indications p«lnt to more
rain today Mid tonight
MIBB IIATTIK K WALK Kit .Won
da* became the bride of Hergt A. J.
Wilkes. for II years a mniilKr of
the Seattle (mllce department Tho
wedding took place at tho lloyUton
Avenue I'nltartan church
WIIILK C'RANKINO an auio.
Harry It Urace. If>.)••ar-old •« of J
H llra'a president of tho Urace ()
llergert Mill Co. •uatalnod a brok
en arm.
A SKKIKS of lecture* baaed on
•lane Addama' book. ' Tho Spirit of
Growth and the City Street*. will
Im- iioirun by I'r«>r J K Hart In tho
.durational building at the unlver
ult ythin nftoniiKUi
WKNATCHKK A filing believ
od to represent the Kdinott Klwirlr
Co. haii Imii mado in tho Chelan
county auditor'* office for 15,00(1
Inchon per second of Columbia river
water At Itork Inland.
TIIK CIIIKP of |K)llro and the
prosecuting attorney will lie order
ed to allow cau*e on February 2h
why they ahoiild not Im* restrained
from molesting the Maple Utl club
rise <11111 procured the order from
ludge Smith Monday. Tho place
*»> i limed by the |*illce February
18.
A VKHKICT of 12.002 damage* |
w»» awarded in favor of George
Winston and wife against Frank
Terrace, hii Orlllia rancher Tor
race nvaded the Wlimton home
nourishing a revolver.
V II IIOWKLIJI. aon of Hev, A
II Howolls of Woodlnvllle, Kile
i'ii In lied to typhoid fever at the
home of hla father Monday Kuncr
al services will he held Wednesday
from tho home al Woodluvllle.
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Moore—hark
Metropolitan—Donuld llialn In
"The Siren "
Seattle Ht>'l!r Str Co. | n
I'lild In Full.'
drpneum—Vaudeville
fcl>'pre»»—Vaudevilh
Pjiitayes Viui trill i
tjßANO—Vaudeville and motion
plct ire
CLEMMER — l'ho(opta)S and
vim !•%IIl«-
MELBOURNE— Photoplays and
vaudeville. •
ALttMMUt'A — Photoplays aad
vaudeville.
KDWIN At'tJt'RT, A POWKIIH H I All
TIKKH, PICTIfRKB, morning,
niwin snd night." he said when I
accidentally ran Into him on th«
steps of the Hollywood studio of
the t nlverasl Kllm Co , near IXJS
Angeles "The life of a movlnK pic
ture actor I* all work and no Klory.
belli ve tue'"
August. who |s a real Broadway
slur, spent days riding snd talking
and living with the cowboys lle'a
■■>t ein down pat, to the tlnleat d«-
tal). even In the deft rolling of a
cigarette. And that s a rvsl teal
WHEN WILLIE BCHWAN
j TECK, 17, protested ayalnet a
(100 fine Impoeed in Judge
Phtlan'i court at Oatrolt the
Judge ordered t>'» fine remitted
and the boy epanfced In court.
ClllfO. CAI.-A shriek of 20,000 •
volts iiamrd through the bosly of
t«e<i lllll*. lineman Then he plrk
ml himself U|>. lit a i Uarette.
lli>- So feet hark to the- ;
sour* e of the shock ' and weut to
work ucain
THE NEW JERSEY cow was
vindicated #h«ii (tie fdlbie Oil
Product# company, a concern
for making butter from oil, was
forced to close down.
1,(18 AXOEI.KH Fifty rents »
day to feed a contraband i«*t pun <
found on the Chinese Junk Nlnapo
i haa been appropriated hy the cue ;
toms offlei re at Han IVdro. i»ml
In* the dlsi>osltlnn of the pur b«
the treasury department at Wash
lagton.
A pr<-'ty story of one alaier'a love
i for the other la told In "The Two
1 Hlstem." at tho Grand A younger
' winter «lo|>e« with the nwoothear' of
I lie older Muter * Five year* later
the older »l»ter. who wan a doctor
l»y profession, found her young win
tor a complete wreck and deserted
,by hor hunband. Her love for her
| runaway nlnter MtIII rematne<l and
the story ends with everybody
, happy ,
• • •
A younn man traveling to the
coant ha* a hard time to become ac
'I Minted with "The I'retiy Girl tai
liower Klv#'," but I* persistent and
fitinliy get* on friendly term* with
the fs!r damsel. Tho Melbourne
has this one.
• • •
At the Alhambra Until Thursday
"The tire it I'nknown," "The An-
I mated Weokly, I'hat other Girl,"
Schultze's Loiter) Ticket."
• • •
At Ye College Until Thursday
"The Mill* of ihe God*," In three
reels.
• • •
At the Grand Until Wednesday
"The Two Sisters," "Catching the
Hlg Sneeze," "Under the Micro
cope, I'he Girl, the Dog and the
Artist* "•
• • •
At the Black Cat Until Wednesday
' The Itlnck Sheep's Wool," three !
reels.
• • •
At the Clemmer Until Wednesday.
"Peril* of ihe Dance Hall," "The,
Locket," How llrlar Pipes Are
Made," "The Centipede."
• • •
At the City Until Wednesday.
"A Corner In Crooks." "The
Clu'ch of Conscience." "Nobody's
Hoy."
I • t
At the Class A Until Wednesday.
"Tho Weapon."
• * •
At the Union Until Wednesday.
'fill and Water, rtif Making
of Hroncho Illlly.*• "How Fatty
Mad** Q«kml."
• * •
At the Melbourne Until Wednesday.
II" .>li I,< nl.'i in two
parts \ Pretty Girl in Lower 5."
Korced lira very, ** "Tho Landlord'!
Tro^lsi."
• • •
At the Circuit Until Wednesday.
"Hurled Alive," In three reel*.
"Opening of the Swan Canal,
Kgypt.' "Mardi Gra* In New Or
leans."
• • «
At the Dteam Until Wednesday.
The Hedomptlon," In two pnrtH.
i lndrellai Slipper," "The Uutc
With Gwendollu."
THE
MOVIES
FREDERICK & NELSON
•
Murch Numbers of the Ladies' Home Journal Pattern
Now on Sale
Strong Values in Women's Spring Coab
At $25.00
In the smart forty-five and forty-eitfht inch models, son>
strictly-tailored, with the regulation notch collars, others wit
large circular collars and deep cuffs of the i-elf material, oro
plain or fancy silk.
Materials are Navy-blue Mistral Coating. Black-and white Checki and
Stripes of various sizes. Black-and-white Stripe Eponge Coating, Navy-blue (
and White Serge, Gray Diagonal and Tan Covert Cloth.
Sizes from 34 to 42. Very moderately priced at $25.00.
—Jktond KlMf,
The New Section Devoted to
Garments for- Misses and Small Women
is to specialize in garment* of this character, and is already displaying varied utor
ments of the new styles for Spring, in Dresses, Suits and Coats, as follow*:
SI TITS for Mi*-rs and Small Women, at WASH DRESSES for Misses and Smj
$25.00, $.15.00. $42.50 and $45.00. Women. $Is 2 ( 6, $3.50, $4.50 and a
to $12.50. I
COATS for and Small Women, LIN<»EKIE I )!\ Ei*FES. $10.00, $17.8
" pw " d to $35.00. __
Filted-Top Silk Petticoats at $5.00
THESE Petticoats are designed with elastic V-shaped gussets over the hips, an
elastic waistband, fitting snugly and smoothly, without a wrinkle or pucker.
Made of K""d quality mes-aliite ilk, with silk underlay, and flounces in accor
dion plaited and tucked effect*.
Colors, Naw bhte. Mlack, Emerald, Hose, Cray. American Beauty, Wistaria, Co
|>enhagen-bluc, King's blue; also two-tone effect* and dainty evening colors (lace
trimmed).
Excellent values at $5.00. T ., ~ r \
Thin-Blown Table Tumblers, 10c Each
J TpINE, thin-blown Table Tumblers in the attractive cut
VJ y 0 , I 'J a engraved vintage pattern pictured anil one other
IJJjI St vie
OB Special lO<* each.
Very Low Prices on Silk Waist Clearance
Art Squaresand Made-up Rugs $2 85
ODD and discontinued patterns; some *r ••
imperfect; some slightly soiled. Only -Q roKF.X lines Silk Waists, abort f:
one of each. At exceptionally low prices J_) garments in all—comprising soft tt
for quick cleatance. fetas antl mescalines, in check and striw
— Hr< fid Floor. Ann#*. A
patterns as well as plain colors—4H
tailored and plain shirt effects; for dor-
Garden Tools: Special *-- 85 -
China and Mull Under-slips, for wtr
EXCELSIOH WEEDERS, SPE- tinder lace and lingerie waists, made witi
CIAL 7C long or short sleeves and round tied
Weedrr with 'i\c retinned A Oxer seventy in a clearance, at
prongs ;<nd black enameled han- Ul£ —n*read rie*
die, special 7c. M®
™ OWELS - SPF " W Special Values in Leather
CIAL r»o 7\ r
tin steel blade Halld-BagS at $1.95
and black enameled handle or
polished Steel blade and hard- ' m hi Leather is Section offers t«w
mood handle, special Sc. i ually good values m a special lot «
GARDEN HOES. SPECIAL Pin-Morocco and !"»• at seal Leather Hand
Bags. including an assortment of goo*
Hoes with 7-inch blade, riveted popular designs, all well-lined; choice *
shank and hardwood handle, spe- SI < '. v
PRUNING SHEARS. SPECIAL KOI)AK ALBUMS: NEW L l Nß ""jJjjj]
rt -|<»<»— .' u<t received, featuring a large s«on
11-X llavr polished blade and nieni «»i si/es. shapes and bindings, in c
<t > japanned malleable iron handle, ■"<> fathers, moderately priced trom -
special 40c. to 50
— llounrfurniiihlntfs Section.
Girls' Tailored Wool Coats, Special $7.85
Sizes 6 to 14 Years
STRICTLY -TAILORED and Norfolk styles, in troo.l weaves of Cheviot. Uo
ished Worsted. I'.n:;lish Mixtures and Herring! ne stripe Coatings. Colors, s**7"
blue, red and gray. Full- or half-lined.
Unusual values at $7.H5.
GIRLS' WASH DRESSES, 52.50 AND
GIRLS' COATS AT Sfi.OO - , _
Double-breasted, belted styles in mix- 1,, smar( Xorf«>lk stvle. with full-pl»i tf °
tures, stripes and unfinished worsted, lined skirts. 1 lotted, plaid and stripe materials
throughout \n 1111 light-weight mohair. Tan, in light and dark colorings. Tastefoß?
navv-blue, cardinal and gray. Sizes 6to trimmed witl, hi aid a- i cings. P«-
" if- 50 and SJ 95.
14 years. Price ?. (>() .
New 23-Inch Foulard Siiks at 58c Yard
ATI RACTIYK values at this low price in these desirable Spring Silks, so pr< l! *
and practical t"i Vbaista and Dresses, The line includes pin stripe, dot,
and small figure design!; in navy blue. CopeuljSgen-blue, bronn, old rose. Alicc-NM
and black.
Twenty-three inches wide; yard, T»S£.
PLAIN AND CHANGEABLE TAFFETAS, 5N«> YARD—
Twcnt\ si\ inches wide; in brown, navy-blue, pink* light-W l *
white and hivender. ° . "
Also at 5Kc yard, excellent values in an assortment of I'ancj Rifles for Dresses* 11 "
Waists, twenty three inches wide. * #

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