The Seattle star. [volume], July 22, 1915, Image 8

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

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BARGAIN FRIDAY
At the Bon Marche's July Clearance Sale
Still Lower Prices on Remainders of Summer Merchandise
Come and Help Yourself to Some of the Many Bargains
1,000 Remnants of Fine Dress Silks at
—1-3 Less—
A fine lot of Remnants in waist, skirt anil dress length*, including this season *
most popular Silk;*, lustrous Taffeta, soft Crepe tie I hine, beautiful C repe Meteor nn<l
many other weaves so much in detnaml this season—there are all colors as well as
black and white.
1,500 Remnants of Fine Wool Dress Goods
—at 1-2 Price —
For one day you can select any Remnant of Wool Dress Good* and have it for
exactly half price—Serges, Poplins and Cheviots included, as well as many other weaves
equally as rood. In this lot you will find your favorite color, even if it is black
* * _|>prr Hula M«®r
Remnant Sale of Laces and Embroideries
Marked bv the piece—instead of by the yard and you save half or more
—At sc— —At 10c— —At 15c—
Each Each Each
Remnants of Laces Remnants of Laces Remnants of Laces
and Embroideries and Embroideries and Embroideries,
From »/, to 1 \'x From 1 to 2 Yards, Lengths From 1 Yard
Yards, Worth to 15c. Worth to 20c Up, Worth to 30c.
FRIDAY CLEARANCE OF LACES AND EMBROIDERIES AT HALF
All of our Fin# Lace* and Embrold«rl«» are marked at Jiut one half their former prices fhey *111
b« eut to any length deafenl ami the prlcea range from 50c to $10 00. Clearance *ale price* 26c
to $5.00 a rar<l-there la a uoo<l assortment to chooan from. —Upper Main Floor.
Women's Novelty Pumps and Shoes, Worth $5 to $10
—1-3 Less —
All our Women's high class Novelty Shoes and Pumps, with colored tops—and all
our fancy imported colored kid models—worth from $5 00 to $1000 a pair—on sale
Friday at a straight reduction of 33 1-3 per cent.
Button, lace or side lace styles—in sand, midnight blue, gray or white calf and
canvas. Upper Mam Floor.
Boys' Better Suits Reduced 25 Per Cent—and More
All our best lines of Boys' Clothing—one-quarter less—because it is clearance
time—and while they are technically Summer Suits there is not one of tl cm that
wouldn't make a splendid Fall Suit for any boy in all Seattle
Bulgarian Jackets, made of high grade suitings, and tailored in the better way.
$3.95 Boys' Suits reduced to $2.95 $8.50 Boys' Suits reduced to $6.38
$6.50 Boys' Suits reduced to $4.88 $10.00 Boys' Suits reduced to $7.00
$7.50 Boys' Suits reduced to $5.65 $12.50 Boys' Suits reduced to $9.38
— I pwt Mala
500 Sample Pieces of New 25c Neckwear
—15c Apiece—
All late mid-season styles—all new and dainty, and all 25c grades—hut they will
all be out on the bargain tables tomorrow at 15c apiece.
They're samples—only one or two of a sort—but scores of pretty sorts —Collars.
Vestees, Waist Sets and other pretty neck-fixings. —Upper Main Floor.
Lower Main Floor Bargain Special
12ic to 15c White Goods
—We Yd.—
5,000 yards of seasonable Whit# Good* In such
materia:* aa Voile, Hatlite and Swiss Crepe—
wld'hs ranging from 27 to 3« Inches.
homer Main Floor Bargain Special
15c Longcloth, 36-Inch, at
—10c Yd.—
Good quality Longcloth—this material haa •
fine, soft flnlah and Is full yard wide. For Friday,
a yard 19c.
Lower Main Floor Bargain Special
18c Donegal Linen Priced
—10c Yd.—
Firm quality material that la exceptionally
strong and servlceable—lt Is a full yard wide and
will make nice house dresses and frocka for
children.
Upper Main Floor Bargain Special
Correspondence Paper for
—10c a Box—
370 Boxes of Correspondence Paper, value* up
to 50c—there I* some with Initial!, aome plain;
alao a few In the latest tints.
GROCERY SPECIALS
For Economic Friday Shoppers
Kippered Salmon—a fresh shipment received
every morning; per -a a
pound 140
New Pack Bhrlmps—guaranteed; selected large
alee—No. X canst, 12', ic; OC
No. IV4 can* at ZOC
White Star Tuna Fish—delicious for lunches and
sandwiches; 25c cans, 3 for 50c; « wm l
per can 1 / 2 C
Pesberry Coffee—our regular 300 grade; OE
freshly roasted; per pound
Tomatoes—splendid quality; large *7 1
size cans; each • ZC
Canned Salmon—finest quality pink f\
Salmon; No. 1 tall size cans; each........ S/C
Dry Onions—finest quality Walla Walla Onions,
B pounds for 9c; 10 pounds for 17c; A f\
25 lbs. for 4UC
brand; No. 1 size cunt: each -a f\
Eastern Cove Oysters—Ernpemr JLUC
Seedless Rslslns—Fresno brand—one -j f\
of the very best; per package IvJC
—Fotirlh Floor.
Japanese Lunch
Cloths In Pretty
Blue and White
Flower and Bird
Designs. Size
48*48. Price 75c.
Lower Main.
We Curry a Complete Ma* of « p orl Om4s—Fourth Finer.
bonMAR CH E
Union 8t. —Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle. Tel. Elliott *100
Upper Main Floor Bargain Special
Women's Summer Vests
—15c Ea
Thsy *r« th« lowntcV, no-s!esvs styls, and
many hare pretty fsncy yoke*, dim 3« and 3»—
■lies 40. 42 and 44 In the plain yoke style.
Upper Main Floor Bargain Special
75c and $1.00 Union Suits
—50c Ea.—
Just for Friday, Women's Thrse-plscs or Prin
cess-cut Union Suits, low neck. no sleeves, and
lace knee style. In slies 34 to 44.
Third Floor Bargain Special
Soiled Undermuslins for
—89c Ea.—
$1.98 to 13.50 values In Muslin Underwear, In
cluding Gowns. Combinations, Skirts and Chemises,
made of fine French nainsook trimmed with Isce
or embroidery.
Third Floor Bargain Special
$4.50 to $7.00 Underwear
—$1.98 Ea.—
Beautiful Undarmuallns of fine lingerie cloth,
which are soiled from handling. The lot consist*
of Oowns, Skirt* and Combinations, with fine Ince
or embroidery trimmings.
Damaged 15c Ticking
—3c a Yd.—
15c Art Ticking—partially damaged by water—
nlc« patterns and colorings- 30 Inches wide- not
over 25 yard* to a buyer at 3c a yard so that all
may have a chance to ahare In this "good thing."
6c Calico, 25-Inch, 4c Yard
Full bolts of perfect Calico, In light and dark
shades neat pattern*. Not over 20 yards to each
customer.
10c Percale, 36-Inch, 6 Vic Yard
2,600 yards of Percales In mill lengths snd full
bolts —light and dark colrtred backgrounds with
neat patterns.
19c Crepe Pliste at \2V 2 c Yard
Soft Crape Pllste, 30 Inches wide, In lengths
to 10 yards It come* In small, neat, patterns, and
Is fine for underwear. —l,ot»er Main Floor.
THE SEATTLE STAR
Hesvy Turkish
Bath Mats
Pretty Blue snd
White Tile snd
Other Patterns.
Size 45*27.
Price $1.25.
Lower Main.
BOALT PUTS
"MARVELOUS"
THRU PACES
Ha li. Indeed, "Marveloua" Haynea
The teat I put him to fu aa difficult aa T could devl**. but he did
not falter.
You may have aeon 11* going north on Second ave. thla morning
"Marveloua" Haynea and I. 1 am afraid 1 rut a rldlrtilou* figure, with
"Marveloua" Haynea, blindfolded, leading mo thru the atreet aa a moth
er lead* a toddling child.
Htralght ha lihl me to the Commercial Club, In the Arcade building,
and to Otto Cane, who I* known an Otto, the Mad Kcrretary. And In
the hand of the Mad Secretary "Marveloua" Haynea placed a letter I
had written him and Incloaed la an unaddreaaed envelope which I
sealed.
Of cour*a, he had to find the aafnty ilepoalt boi before he could)
deliver the letter And of roume hn had to find the key to the ho*.
And, naturally, he had to find the aah barrel. And how could be, n
atr.inger In Heattle, find the aah barrel If he waa tin fu miliar with tin
alley?
The foregoing may aound Incoherent and *11 mlied up., hut It at
Icaat r«»fle«'ta anurataiy the atate of mind I'm In.
"Marveloua" llayuea. to atralghten • ut the narrative, called on me
yeaterday, aa you mint know If jrou read the choicest hit In The Htar
ll« In Charlee P. Hay tin* to hi* neighbor* In Kort Worth, Te» , where
he mnt a hotel anil I,ooo.«icre rattle rani h.
Alao, he la a member of Hella temple, Ancient Ord«*r of the MyMlc
flhrloe
lie told me be waa formerly a abowman. known to theatre goer* oO
another day aa "Marveloua" llaynea, but that he had retired; that h
had brought hi* family to Heat tie for Hhrlne week, and that the old
hankering for the footllghta had come upon him here In overwbeltnlnK
force.
To i>artlculart*e. "Marvelous" Ilaynea I* a payrhologtat and n
thought Iruiaferencn freak 'Urn* lAiry took a chanc* and put him on
at the Orand.
"M»rv«low" njtk«-<1 me, man to n>an. to |irot« that, after year* of
running a ho'el In Kort Worth, Tm ,ho In *1111 M good at mind-reading
ua bo u»«"«l to be.
The Tltla Truat Co . Second and t'oliitnbla, loaned me a aafety do
l»>alt ho*. 1 left In It the latter t had written to thn Mad Secretary. I
hid tha key in an aah barrel In tba allay back of th* Smith building.
Then 1 mat "Marveloua" at tha mayor'a office
Jimmy, hlrtoner'* aecretary. kept an eye on both of n* to ae« there
waa no horue-pocua. We blindfolded Marvelou* " Ha led me by the
hand, atreight to the aah barrel In the allay; thence to tha aafaty de
posit box In the Tltla Tniat t'o. lie unlocknd the lx<x and aei ured the
l«tter I remember. It *u aealed an«f unaddreaaed); then he piloted
me up Second to th« Arcade, up the elevator, and Into th* Commercial
Cluo.
Ottn, th* Mad Secretary, looked up Inquiringly ' Marvelous" plac
ed the letter In hla hand. Otto tore th* envelope and read the letter
ll* arratched hla head, read th* iMtfr again, and ejaculated:
' Marvelous!"
SOLDIERS FIRE ON MOB IN LISBON
LISBON. July 22.—fourteen peraona war* killed and 15
wounded today when aotdlara fired upon a mob attacking the
municipal offlcara at Lamego. The rr.eage'- report* here do not
atate tha cauae of the riot.
BOYS' BAND TO GIVE CONCERT
Tha hlg boya' band from the Mooa* Heart. 111., vocational arbool,
whlrh waa one of the featurea of th* Mooae national convention at Han
Diego. which haa Juat rloaed, will glv* a free concert In Seattle on
July 2#, th* exact place to be determined later.
Th* eip»ne*a the band will Incur In coming to Seattle will b* paid
by th* local branch of the order. No. til. which la anxloua to give the
Seattle public kiim Idea of th* natur* of th* vocational work which the
Loyal Order of Mooaa la doing among boya.
Them are S5 boy* In the band.
ASKS LABOR CAMPAIGN IN EAST
RPRINTiFIEM), Mass. July il ~Fr»ri Jennings. vice prc*ldent of
the InternaUonal Machinists' union, today appealed to the F.astern of
for shorter hours and more pay.
for shorter hours an more pay.
This mar complicate the labor situation In the munition factories
at Bridgeport.
GRANT EXPRESS RATES INCREASE
WASHINGTON, July 22.—Modifying Its prsvlous order,
♦ha Intsrstata commtrci commission today held that ths pree
ent revenue racaivsd by ths principal express companlss wis
Inadequste and provided for an Increase In ratss.
JULIETTE HAS IDEAS ON DRESS
That frocks should etpress not so much the fashions as one's own
personality and Individuality, and that every woman should dress to fit
her mood If she want* her clothes to be becoming. Is the opinion of
Juliette lMka. Franco-American comedienne, headlining the bill at the
New f'antages this week
Miss IMkn designs her own costumes, and ench one, she says, Is
representative of the mood she Is in while sluicing.
"It Is absolute folly," she declares, "for any woman to let other*
say what ahe will wear. Now, Imagine going to a modiste and having
her say one must wear this or that to bo In fnshion, and so, regardless
of who one is or what one looks like, one takes It and promptly brand*
oneself the slave of style.
"This may do for the woman who Is only one of a type, but It will
not do for the woman of Individuality. For her there must be person
ality to a gown to make It suit her. Just as sh» must wear her hair her
own way and follow her own mode of life really and truly to develop
the best In her."
TRADE COMMISSION COMING
The federal trade commission will hold a series of hearings on
trade condltlona at Seattle, Portland. Han Francisco and San I>lcko In
August, according to advlcea received here today. The commission Is
now In session at Detroit.
D'YE EVER LIVE IN CINCINNATI?
How many of yoti came from Cincinnati? 1 told tip your hands
Pine!l
Then he sure and turn out to welcome the 125 members of the
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, with the mayor of that city, when
they arrive, Mondajr morning, en route from the Fast to the San Fran
cisco exposition.
They will also he met hy a Commercial Club committee, taken for
an auto tour of the boulevards and parka, given a. luncheon at the Cora
merclal f luh, and then shown Seattle's port facilities.
While you'ro about It, make Seattle boosters of them.
4 NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENCY
Councilman T. H, Bolton refused Wednesday nltfht to become a
candidate to succeed himself as president of the Seattle Central
council, and Kd T. I.evl, of the Walters' union, who Is now vice presi
dent. was named as a candidate for the office, together with W. W.
I.add of the stage employes, A. A. filler of the clgarrnakers and Htllot
M. Wells, electrical workers.
The election will be held next Wednesday night.
For vice president R. U I'roctor, carpenters; Frank Oates, paint
ers, and F A. Rust, musicians.
Secretary Rhelnhold I/oewe; .Tames A. Dunoan, machinists; Frank
Cotterlll, plumbers.
Business agent—Charles W. Doyle, Incumbent; K W. Buck, of nar
bera' union.
Reading clerk --Albert Brilliant, Incumbent; Miss Ida I.evl, wait
resses; W. V. Clark, teamsters.
Nobody will oppose the re-election of O. F Itozlcr, treasurer; Joe
Ilofman, sergeant nt-arms, or K. 11. Ault, editor-manager of the Union
Ilecord.
AN EVERETT autoist, mistaken for ,n bandit hy the
Monroe marshal, is in favor of a law compelling bandits
to dress so officers will not make such mistakes.
By Fred L. Boalt
• • • • •
Fredehcit^Nelson
M.lil
(>rdcrs
lulled
A New Adjustment of Prices on
Cloth and Silk Suits
Results in an Exceptional
Offering at
$25.00
O IJITS that have been counted among our
finest, exclusive Spring models arc in this
newly-arranged group, and it is scarcely neces
sary to say that to women who value fineness
of materials and workmanship these represent a
remarkably interesting opportunity at the price.
The cloths arc the finer grades r 'f Serge*. Gaber
dine*. also high quality Taffetas, Poplins and Faille
Silks. The colors include black, navy-blue, sand and
(fray A few finely-tailored Black-and-white Check
Suit« are also in the lot.
Featured for Friday's selling, at $25.00.
* * •
■IT : The special selling of new White Out
ing Skirts, in. washable corduroy, cottop gaberdine,
pique and ratine, affords unusually-good values at
Sit. i — ffecond Floor,
A New Middy Blouse
$1.50
is shown in the accom
panying sketch. It is
/ Q/fCff \ made of heavy white
/ ZJ a \ galatea and is a par
/ i /tv , Xii i ticul ar 1 y attractive
V 1 style, with plaits at
Jf ' ront ' ,ac ® < *
! '' I ' at cither side and a
Y"f' / xv ''' ,c or cn ' orci l sailor
y/ Sizes 1R and 20 years;
' 42 to 44 bust measure
ment. Moderately priced at $1.50.
Two Interesting lots of Middy Blouses, comprising various
styles, ars reduced tor pre-lnventory clearance to 75c and
95c garment. —Second Floor.
"Vudor" Porch Shades
- ---- -make porches shady, cool
= |g an d airy, and idea! for
reading, sleeping
for out-of-door after
l:\erv Shade is equip-
TW: I fj£, " P e d with the Vudor
'J] i |fe$ Safety Wind Shield which
't prevents flapping,
lit ' ' "dor Shades arc put up
Wllfil'" n * cw out
v'J,j« u v ,'lf last many seasons. Four
W v m/cs (can t>c fitted to any
». porch), at $2.75,
SV r'' 2^^^ 93,75, *4.75, 96.75.
Pre-Inventory Clearance of Domestic Rugs
IN arranging stocks for the coming inventory, the Domestic Rug Section has
selected all odd and discontinued patterns and quotes them at sharply-reduced
prices to close them out quickly. Among the opportunities:
o*l2 ft. Hartford Saxonjr Rug reduced to K-Bilo-« Axmlnater Rug reduced to
t4S.no. ♦14.00.
9xll ft. Wilton Rug reduced to Rx9 ft Tapeatry Bruaaela Rug reduced to
9x12 ft. Wilton Velvet Rug reduced to $0.50.
!*'*'* 6x9-ft. Grata Ruga reduced to 92.50.
' 9xi2 ft'. Body Bruaaela Rug reduced to 27x54 V.lv.t Ruga reduced to 75*.
9ll> SO 27x54 Axmlnater Ruga reduced to 91.05.
fi !.'x«-ft. Body Bruaaela Rug reduced to . A J ph " ""J?** Ru,h P ° rch , Ru o*' *®* S ®
. inches to 9x12 feet, nt reduced prices ranf*
91-£..»<>. # lnK fmrn 91.00 to *0.25.
9x12 ft Velvet Rug reduced to 910.80. fix»-ff. Rag Rug. reduced to 94.50.
9x12 ft Tapeatry Bruaaela Rug reduced to 7-fixlo-6 Rag Ruga reduced to 95.50,
912.50. 90.00, 912.50.
• Straw Mattings reduced to ISf 4 , 18* 4 and 20c square yard.
Printed Linoleums reduced to 35<* square yard.
Inlaid Linoleums reduced to 65<* square yarti. «s,ronfl Floor.
Women's
Silk Stockings
65c Pair
rn Hl'". Stockings in thi« as.
J- sortmcnt are exceptional
value*. Some <,f them are
pure thrr*d-«ilk throughout,
others have title garter top
and lisle-reinforced sole, hee!
and toe. Available in black
and popular color*. p r j c ,
Or»<* pair. —Kir«t n*,.
New 45-Inch
Embroidery
Flouncings
introduce some especially
dainty effects in floral and
conventional patterns, exe
cuted on fine, sheer voile and
organdie backgrounds and
finished with even or irregu
lar scallop edges.
These will be found par
ticularly desirable for mid
summer garden and party
frocks and for sheer blouses,
and are unusually interesting
in value at $1.00 the yard.
—rir»t f-Joor.
"Sure Seal"
FRUIT JARS
At Special Prices
irr popularity of tha Btm-
Hml fruit Jar *t!i
houaekeepera who take prlds
In their preserves |« due for
one thin* to tha extra-wtfo
mouth which r-nahles one ta
put up the larger fruits with
out rutting or slicing.
The glass In these Jan b
clear, there are no roafb
edges. and the s«»al is posi
tive. Note the special price*:
'* pint size, special
1-pint size, special 7©f.
1 quart site, special 80f.
tt-gal. slse, special 91.00.
— R»»*ment S»)*iroom.
Children's
Creepers Reduced
WHITE Plisse Creeper*
sizes 6 months, 1 and 2
years, trimmed with smock
inp and finished with picot
lace edpe. Rcduced to $1.00.
Children's Plisse Creeper*
trimmed with smocking and
finished on turn-back etiffj
and lay-down collar with
picot lace edge, reduced to
$1.50.
Children's Plisse Creepm
with cuffs and collar of Dres
den pattern plisse and very
wide belt, rcduced to $1.50.
Boys' White Beach Suib
50c
Little fellows can romp to
their hearts' content in these
practical Reach Suits, they
are so cool and comfortable
and so easily laundered. Made
tip in pood quality seersucker,
linenette and dimity, with
with kimono sleeves and V
neck, and finished with scal
loped braid edge in pink or
blue. Sizes 2 to 5 years.
Price 50<*. —Second Fl»<>r,
Ohio
Steel
Panges