The Seattle star. [volume], August 18, 1913, Image 8

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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Suppr*tilon of truth out of consideration Is the first stsp toward
Ita auppreaalon for a consideration.—Edwin Bjorhman.
For the Little Folks-a Bon Marche
Sample Sale of Children's Coals
A SALE OF INFANTS* SAMPLE DRESSES AT ONE-THIRD LESS
AND LIKE THE SAMPLE COATS there i* only one of a tort—sample* for
the coming season—bought at one-third If*»-hecause we were able to take all the
man had- and Day him ca»h for them. ...
INFANT'S $3.00 DRESS AND
SKIRT SETS priced J2.00
*NFANT'S $4.00 DRESS AND
SKIRT SETS priced *0,67
$5.00 DRESS AND SKIRT SETS
tor Infanta going $3.33
$7.00 DRESS AND SKIRT SETS
for Infanta going $4.67
TUESDAY ECONOMIES IN TBE DRAPERY STORE
Of Vital Interest to Everyone Who
Has a Home to Keep Famished
7Se WILTON CARPET SAMPLES AT
Cholf* Httto Ru*». !" Inche. lon*, tn factory
of Axmln.ter and reWet carpet., with JIJIP
nicely frln«e<l end., ml Mc each Tue.day.
WINDOW SHADES WORTH TO 50c
Factory clean-up nale of heaty quality Win ab
dow Shade*. 31 and 3« Inche. wide. 7 feet long. 'IL A
mounted on pawnt aprln* roller.. roo«tly
groen and blue.
Me WiITE TABLE OIL CLOTI ISc A YARD
20c Table OH Cloth. 1H yard* wtdn. In mIU
length*. at 15c a yard. Nle* quality, In whlta
only, that will gIT» aatlafactlon at thla prtrc
WOMEN'S $1 ELBOW LENGTH
SILK GLOVES, SIZES 5Va TO 8
79c pr.—
Women'* full 16-button
or elbow length Silk Gloves
with double tipped fingers
and Paris point hacks. Sec
onds of $1.00 value, but the
imperfections are very
alight. They are white only,
in sizes to 8. for Tues
day's selling at 79c a pair.
Lower Main Floor.
JUST FOR TUESDAY
Thttc Unusually Good Domsatle
Bargains.
7 l-2c APRON GINGHAMS U
27 INCUS WIRE, A YARR ™
2.000 yarda of Apron Olnchama. 27
Inch"* vMt, In full bolt*: T%e »alu*.
In rad and whlta and brown and whlta
rhacka. priced at 4c a yard.
15c y RESS PERCALES 19c YARR
Draaa Parcalaa In mill anda, lanftha
to 12 yarda X Inchaa wlda. Ilflht and
dark color*. In naat flaruraa and atrlpaa.
Homa ara Punjab quality
121-2 c RRESS l INGHAMS 8 l-2c
Draaa Olnithama In mill anda. 21
Inchaa wlda. lan«tha to 20 yarda R»d
H..*i and Rata* Olnaham* In chacka,
■trip** and plalda, at i%r. * yard
12 l-2e GALATEA CLOTH 9c YD.
Oalataa Cloth. 2* Inchaa wlda. good
walnht. that will waar wall. Mill anda
and full bolta. In flvuraa. atrlpaa and
plain ahadaa. at »c a yard
—taw«r Mala riaar.
Ready lor "BARGAIN TUESDAY" in the Grocery
—18 POUNDS OF CANE GRANULATED SUGAR FOR 89c—
WITH tIM GROCERY ORDER. ROT INCLUDING SVGAR OR FLOUR—LIMIT It lh.
Let the Big Daylight Bakery Do Your Baking
BON MARCHE BREAD 3 FOR 25c
Whlta raisin, plain whlta, whole
wheat, graham. bran, sweet rye. Oar
man rye. plain rya. crimp, ralaln rya,
French, milk.
Para l.arit. on« of »h» best brands. No. 10 |C>
pall 11.40. No. I pall Tl%c; No. a pall *»9C
(ialll Tonfk f'lrka, tha beet quality, about IF,
SO In a package lUG
Par* fatanp. one of th« brat brande; 4 M _
aplendld quality; pint bottle |1C
Parr CNrr Vinegar, Town Talk branil, tha lAI.
v»ry bant grade, bottla I CIC
Ammonia, Mayflower brand, ni)n» battar, 4A|.
priced, bottla I C' 1 C
IllMlng, vary high a r«<1« q*iallty, | A|.
Tueaday, bottla | CtG
I annrd I'rars, lar«r» all* No. 2H cane; Rood 4 J .
-I'lll y California n*rtlett pears; ran I *?U
<aaaed Aaparagiie, l/irge size No can«, splendid
quality: tbla year'* park; 20c
Rr4 aalmoa nelllea, tha vary beat quality, AA.
priced. a pound CUC
Car Tirhmim tar Hair oa ihr ffnla Floor, Traaafrr Ilrak.
OMARCHC
thioa NTitacvr «kcojvv> avi:\i k—— i*iki. itkbbt
at V 2 Pricc
AND EVERY ONE A NEW AUTUMN STYLE —
only one of a kind for they are sample* of the
new full atylea that we aecnred at half price after
the maker* had finished inking their winter order*.
CHILDREN'S WOO COATS, pretty aam
plea, priced at *p"» 1/1/
CHILDREN'S W W COATS, MmplM. re- j» * yr
duced to half, or
CHILDREN'S 19.00 COATS, neat anmplea. { J rfk
special at $H.DU
CHILDREN'S »10.00 COATS, pretly little f\A
sample*, at fD.VU
CHILDREN'S $11.00 SAMPLE COATS. Ap £/l
• pedal at tPJ.OV
CHILDREN'S $12.00 SAMPLE COATS, QQ
CHILDREN'S $13.80 SAMPLE COATS, +c *7C
priced at fO, i D
CHILDREN'S $14.00 SAMPLE COATS, QQ
Infant'a 75c Short RHo
Draaaaa, apeclal at UUw
Infant'a $1.80 Short M rtfl
Drtaua going at # I lUW
Infant'a $200 Short 90
Draaaaa, apaetal at... I t«l*l
Infant'a $2.80 Short tl C 7
Draaaaa. apectal at #I»Q »
PAY YOUR
CITY LIGHT
and WATER
BILLS HERE
WE HAVE A
CONVENIENT
OFFICE JUST
FOR THE
PURPOSE
THIRD FLOOR
PIKE •T. SIDE.
Vaallla Wafers, fresh
shipment received
dally from one of
tha largest IQ.
bakeries,. lb. I 9 C
Infant'a 75« Long Draaaaa. Cft
have been r<>dur««d to wUw
Infant'a $1.00 Long Draaaaa
ar» reduced 67c
Infant'a $1.60 Long AH
Draaaaa priced at # I lUU
$2 50 Long Draaaaa for *4 C 7
for Infanta priced at. <piiOl
—Sacond Floor.
12 l-2e FIGURED SCRIMS PRICED 8 I k Yd
Oood quality figured flrrlm*. h>m wtth *ld«
border, oth»r» with allover dealmi*. for either
long or ahort window curtain*, priced at I 1 Jc a
yard Tu*«day. —Third Floor.
WOMEN'S 2-CLASP s«c WHITE
SILK GLOVES, SIZES S>/3 TO 8
—39c pr.—
Women's 2-claap Silk
Gloves with double tipped
fingers and embroidered
backs. Seconds of Ameri
ca's best silk glove* with
very slight imperfections;
worth 50c. They come in
white only, in sizes from
to 8, at 39c a pair Tues
day. Lower Main Floor.
FOR TUESDAY MORNING
From 9to 11 a. m. only. No tolophons
ordor* takan.
REAVY TAFFETA SILK OCa*
WORTH 59c A YARR Ar «DC
SO pl»c«« of pur« Hlik. hnvy and
lustrou*. fin# line of eolora. on ml#
from t to 11 a m at Jlc a yard !n«tc n .l
Of »»C I pp+T Mala flaor.
19c HANDKERCHIEFS AT 5c EA.
Dainty lawn aatln ainpad Ikndkar
chlara In parfact condition, ragutar 10c
valua* at *<• aach Tuaaday. from t to
11 a m. I>ht Mala rixr.
19c TOILET PAPER 5c A ROLL
Flna Crana Tollat Papar. Ur*a alia
roll* 10c alia, from • to 11 a m to a
roll Not ovar > rolla to rarh; none
dallvarad l.owar Main Floor.
ENDS OF SCRIM TO 25c, EA. 5c
Bamplaa of flna Hcrlma, Marqulaatlaa
Volla* and Bobblnat. % to 1 yard lone'
worth to 2Sc. till 11 ». rn Sc rach Third
Flan.
LAYER CAKES 25c AND 35c EA.
layer ClkM—J lirtri, Ho; I layare.
!!><■ None hatter baked In Nrattlr
Tour rholre of chocolate, mapla, rara
mel. rocoannt or nut.
Navr *ala< Mrraaln*. quality Kiiaranteed; refund
of 2r for return of empty bottlea « A _
bottla | QQ
Bberbet f«p Mnalar*. amall aherhet cupa Ca
filled with atrlctly pure rnuatard. earh 3 C
Java and Morba alrl" t miter, freehly ar .
roaated. II pounda $100. pound . VwC
Purr lifana RitraO, *'■'„! grade. 4-ounra ?Ea
bottlea Iflr. t-ounce t.'ittla IvC
Ham aalait. made from Hwlft'a Premium n « _
linrri an'l the heat ina yi.nnalae, pound CUC
I* naliai* Hrrnkfaat 1>», our raieilar 3r,<- nr.
*r ada. pound #9C
(ream Cbeeee, fancy (Mallty, priced .
Tuaaday. pound cUC
roraaaal, freah rut aplandld quality,
prlcad, pound IMC
< kip Reef. *ood quality, all H'lrarnmant 1 A.
Inapected, pound *vUC
—Konrtb Plaor.
THE SEATTLE STAR
if
4-
Am** > * Tears.
I rrinmmrm in n»w fall
prliail. A
a yard <(JC
Dear lady of my heart's desire,
I love your lithe and aplender grace,
Your rhythmic ease I much admire,
I like the dancing steps you pace;
Your every move is my delight,
So dainty and so brisk and free
You are a most entrancing sight—
Oh, won't you trot through life with me?
With love the fiddler for the dance
And hearts a* merry as a rhyme
We'll turkey trot a glad romance
In syncopated two-s*ep time,
Though care should tread upon our toes
And rough and bumpy be the floor,
We'd laugh at troubles such aa those
And gayly turkey trot some morel
Come then, my love, and be my wife
And take the fate that fortune tend*;
We'll tango pleasantly through life
And one-step till the music ends;
Well buy a rag-time gramophone
With syncopated melody,
If you will only be my own
And turkey-trot through life with me I
TRY TO FORCE U. S. INTO WAR
BY QILOON GARDNER.
WARHINGTON, Aug ll—President Wilson says be Is convinced
there Is more or less organised effort to force the t'nlted State* Into
war with Mexico. Why should there b* any such »rfortT Hrletly, here
la the answer;
Wall at 'a apeculatlve Interests tn Mexico have no assurance
that they would find protection or perpetuation at the hands of the
revolutionary party One thin* the revolution t.as been fougbt for Is
relief from eiploltatlon of the common people by foreign and domestic
Kraft era.
The common people want a chance to live They want the land
holdings broken up and want a chance to stop paying tribute to the
great horde of foreign holders of concessions who have capitalized
their holdings and distributed huge profits In endless dividends on
watered stock
Huerta stands for a continuation of this system He has promised
to pay all American and foreign claims If recognised Wall sL favors
rocognltlon of the lluerta government, or, aa an alternative, armed
Intervention by the United Statee.
PASTOR RAPS FLAG HEROICS
Attacking the bigots, the scoffers of religion, and opinionated
hobbyists. I»r. M A Matthews, of the Plrat Presbyterian church. In a
sermon Sunday, scored the herolca displayed by certain fteittleltes
with reference to the American flag, demanded to know why the same
treatment as accorded Dr llajiard Is not given to thoae who refuse to
call physicians when their children are dying, and deprecated the decline
of female propriety and the advance of masculine boldness
There are those who hav# a hobby of dwelling continually on flags.
tb«» social evil and the I. W. W , until we are sick with their social vomit
ings. aald the doctor. "It la our duty to put the msn who violates the
constitution and defames the flag In Jail, bat make It an Incident, and
not a matter for heroics."
FORGOTTEN, NOW HE MUST DIE
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. I*.—Convicted of tnurder 1n the ttrst de
gree. sentenced to die. and then forgotten for nine yearn, la the unique
experience of August Oeber. who haa been re-sentenced to be hanged No
vember 14. by Superior Judge Dunne
Oeber waa sent to San guentln to await execution for the killing
of Oeo. Hart man On an appeal the conviction waa upheld, but the
records In the caae were destroyed In the big fire of Ifo4.
• reher realised that any word from himself would only hasten his
death, and he had remained forgotten In Han Quentln until -elatlves
of the murdered man recently called the caae to the attention of District
Attorney Flckert here.
MRS. HAZZARD IS LOCKED UP
Dr l.lnda Ourfleld Haxtard, whose manslaughter sentence of two
years waa affirmed by the supreme court, was arrested Saturday after
noon by Sheriff Shattuck of Kitsap county and taken to the King county
Jail, where she will be held, pending disposition of a petition for a re
hearing before the supreme court.
Iler bondsman, the Southwest Surety Insurance company of Okla
homa. surrendered her.
If her petition Is denied, she will be taken to Walla Walla within
the nest 30 days. In the mesntlme. she la required to raise 110,000
bond to secure her release pending the rehearing.
CHARGES MURDER AT GRAVE
CALT'MET, Mich., Aug IS—Standing by the graves of Stephen
Pntrlch and D Taian, striking copper miners killed at the I'lalnsdale
mine. In a battle between strikers and deputies, at the funeral Sunday.
Jos. Cannon. an organlier for the Western Federation of Miners, charged
the state officers by name and the copper mine owners with responsi
bility for the unlawful killing of the men.
The two deputies alleged to have been Implicated In the killings
had not been apprehended today, but two local officers have been ar
rested and charged with murder.
STRENGTHEN BORDER GUARD
NOOAI.ES, Aug 18 —Orders hare been Issued by the stnto depart
ment at Washington that strict guard must be maintained along the
Mexican border to prevent further exportation of arms nnd ammunition,
In violation of the neutrality laws.
It Is reported that the department Is Informed that large ahlpments
of contraband have been smuggled across the line here recently
WANTS WOMA
CINCINNATI. O, Aug. 1* —Bd
win Mitchell. giving hla address as
the National Miliary Horn*. Dayton,
and styling himself "• handy thing
to have around." wants some woman
to adopt him. People have adopted
cats and dogs, but here Is a man
44 years old who says he loves his
pipe and tobacco, and who wants to
be adopted by a wife Peculiar
propositions are received by news
papers every day, but this one Is so
far out of the ordinary that It boara
repeating The letter Is as follows:
Dear Mr. Editor: Will you
please publish thla letter In
your valuable paper. I wish to
give some woman who can af-
HE WANTS TO BE LET ALONE
A E. Flagg wants the council to quit "klekln' him aroun."
Hepeatedly, certain council members have designated him as Mayor
Cotterlll's mouthpiece, and recently he was mentioned as a man for
whom the mayor was trying to create a position In the garbage di
vision.
Klagg emphatically denies that he Is seeking a city Job, or that
the mayor Is trying to get him one, in a statement Issued today, tie
deprecates the "venomous, stubborn fight between Mayor Cotlorill and
I Councilman Urlfflths, two Christian geutlouiou,''
Tbctter
ODIrkNE
TO ADOPT HIM
ford It an opportunity to adopt
a man. I would like some wom
an to adopt me Just to alt down
In the evenings and listen to me
relate some of my experiences
at sea and In foreign countries,
my three days' battle at Han
Juan Hill, Cuba, and then, I'm
a very handy article to have
around Can adapt myself to
most anything, and I do not
wish any salary. But tho lady
who ndopts me must give In re
turn for my docility and faith
fulnos* enough to eat and a
place to sleep.
Now, who wants to adopt this
wonderful animal tho first
rom«, tho first served.
FREDERICK & NELSON
Store Opens at 8:30 —Closes at 5:30 Daily
Autumn Suit Modes
arc faithfully reflected in the new showing of
demi-trimmed and tailored effects now in read
iness. Some of the smartest models arc devel
oped in Damasse, Matclasse, Eponge and Vel
our—Serge, Wool Poplins, Wool Bedford and
Novelty Suitings arc also given good represen
tation.
New designs and novel trimming ideas
heighten the interest in this advance showing,
which features Suits at $25.00, $2830, $32.50,
$38.50, $45.00 and upward.
NEW SEPARATE COATS—
Afternoon Coats, Outing Cnats, Sport Coats, Traveling
Coats and Business Coat* arc well represented in the new
Fall assortments and illustrate the tendency toward rough
and pile materials. Prices $19.75, $25.00, $28.50, $35.00, $45.00
and upward.
WOMEN'S ONE-PIECE DRESSES—
Street and Httsiness Presses of Serge, Bedford Cord,
Damasse, Kponge and Veiour in these new assortments;
also Dresses for afternoon and evening wear, in silk crepe,
poplin, crepe meteor, charmeuse, silk eponge and fine challis.
Moderately priced at $14 50, $19.75, $25.00, $28.50, $32.50,
$45.00 and upward.
tocood Door.
Special Prices on Made-up Rugs
THF.SE Rug* were made up in our workroom from surplus lengths of carpeting
and border. They are all in the light colorings suitable for bedrooms (pink, blue,
mulberry and gray), and are exceptional values at the prices quoted.
BODY BRUSSELS
5x5 special 93.50.
5-9x6, special 95.00.
6x9. special 97.50.
<<%/, special 98.150.
6-6x7, special 96.50.
6-9xlo, special 90-50.
7-6xß-6, special 90.50.
Linen Table Cloths
$1.65 and $1.95
AT 91-05—
Hemstitched Silver-bleached Clotha, free from dress
ing, size 62x62 inches.
Hemmed Clotha of heavy linen, 59x59 inches.
Bleached German Linen Cloths, hemmed, 60x60
inches.
Bleached Irish Linen Pattern Clotha, 68x68 inches.
AT 91.05-
Scalloped Silver-bleached Linen Clotha, measuring
57x75 inches.
Hemstitched Half-bleached German Linen Cloths,
62x78 inches.
Hemstitched Austrian Linen Clotha, splendid wear
ing quality, 66x80 inches.
Bleached Irish Linen Pattern Cloths, 68x86 inches.
—laittroom
Clearance Prices on
Summer Millinery
ABOUT 100 Trimmed Hat.* in an assortment that
features the summer's favorite trimming ideas,
spccial at ©s*.
Untrimmed Hats in Hemp, Milan and Tuscan, spe
cial 25*, 05* and 05*.
Flower Trimmings, including Large Silk and Linen
Hoses. June Roses, Lilacs, Dahlias, Hyacinths, Gerani
ums and Crush Roses, special 25*.
—BsMmsnt Siluroom
Lace Curtains, Special
$1.95 Pair
INTERESTING special values in this assortment of
100 pairs of Scotch-weave and Cable Net Curtains.
They are in Cluny and Duchess lace effects, Filet
designs and plain centcrs with wide borders; ecru-color
and white, 2yi yards long.
Good-looking, durable Curtains and exceptional
values at 91*05 pair.
—Ft rut Floor.
Ask for a Transfer Slip
When Purchasing—lt Facilitates
Shopping
The New Bead Necklaces
T) 15AD NF.( KLACES in the brightest of colors and in the new 27-inch length are
u among recent jewelry arrivals. Roth plain and cnt effects are noted, and some are
in graduated Style.
I hey may be had in red, dark-blue, green, coral and amber, as well as jot "effects, 1
and are moderately priccd from 50c to $2.25.
—First riov
—„ WofT ,. n ~m conv ,„o«d t v . „ !. h#y C ' B '•
wIM •• men."—H. O. W«tl» " Th * N,w Mj<:hl * v * l
7-3xBA special 90.50.
7-6xll-6, special 914.50.
8-3x9, special 913.50.
9x9, special 914.00.
9xlOA special 914.50.
9-9xlo-6, special 915.00.
9-9xll, special 915.00.
9-9xlo-8, special $15.00.
9-9x12, special $17.50.
9x12. special $16.50.
WILTON VELVET
9x9-9, special $12.50.
9-7 x 10-6, special $16.50.
9-9x12, special $18.50.
10-6x12-8, special $18.00
—rirM fUoc
Tumblers
Special 50c
Set of Six
THIN-BLOWN Tumblers
in the attractive bell
shape—choice of engraved
wheat design or cut star pat
tern. Special, the set of six,
50<
—Third Floor
Silk-Boot Hosiery
50c Pair
WOMEN'S Silk-boot Hos
iery in black, white,
tan and gray; sizes B>S to
10; the pair, 50<*.
—Dwmai kIMTMa
Back Combs, 25c
BACK Combs, Side Combs
and Barrettes of shell.
and amber, in a wide variety
of styles, 25f.
—Hm.-m.nt l.l.irttom
Patent Leather Belts
50c
WOMEN'S Wide Patent
Leather Belts, black
only, all sizes, 50f.
-Binmwl Salesroom
Aluminum Kitchen
Sets, Special 95c
Aluminum Kitchen Set,
consisting of one mixing
spoon, one basting spoon, one
tea strainer, six table-spoons
and six tea-spoons, special
ttf.
—Hountfurnlatilnffs Section.