The Seattle star. [volume], August 03, 1915, Image 8

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Delegates to the National Convention of the Knights of Colambus Will Find a Hearty Welcome
Awaiting Them at the Bon Marche When They Visit It
Wednesday—Gown Day
At the Bon Marches August Sale of White
Aiul We Promise You Splendid Gown
AfcA Bargains
/ "\ No matter whether you wish the most inexpensive kinds <">r the
r \ higher gr.nlcs of dainty lingerie—
£ \ Why, for as little as 19c—you can Ret a aerviceahle Gown—
yBl Jl. A » that von would think cost more than that to tn.ikr
If you are interested in the larger sizes you'll l>e glad to knmv
PTA \ \l\\ that we arc paving vpeoial attention to garments of over the avrr
\ \l a^C s ' /C August sale of ours.
\ Ui I Good 25c Slipover I Women's $1 Plisse
\a\ / if Muslin Night Gowns Crepe Night Gowns
f ' 19c Ea. 59c Ea.
I / /[ Night Gowitl, made of strong mint- Of good quality malarial, made with
I I, tin, well aewed and mad# with kimono kimono sleeve* and round nerfc; ein
■ _ > I . . .... ~ brold«<r«d fronts In pretty French knot
I - A— fv; 1 " ,r """ h ,h " bo,,T ' and conventional bmH ui
U nook and sleoves are neatly edged .! WV es are n. ntly edged with pink or
wtth a firm pink or blur overatltch. blue overstltch.
50c Muslin Slipover Gowns 29c $1.25 and $1.50 Gown* for 95c
Night Qowna. made of Rood strong muslin— Night Gowna, wade of good grade nainsook or
round neck finished wtth wide embroidery lnser* mualtn. In either the button or slipover style, and
tion: nlr«rfi are kimono atyle with narrow lace pretty trimming* of lac® or embroidery.
*»/ t ca. u ,■ r i Q Pretty Gowna, $1.98 Values, $1.45
Women • 69c Mualin Gown. 49c m-d# of #>tra , ln# flrm qua| |(nß#r)e
Fin* M tslln Gowns In button or »IW^v.. r My lea e|oth n-€ , )y , a „ op(Ml w „ h dN , p rok „ tlf , nM>rttoll
-round or % necks, and finished with ribbon or tuck „ BnJ Urn
beading or pretty lace Insertion and edging
Fine $1.00 Mutlin Gown* at 79c *2.50 and $3.00 Gown* for $1.98
Gowna with kimono sleeves and round necks. Beautiful Gowna, made of soft French nainsook
neatly flnlahed and daintily trimmed with em- or linger!# cloth front* have pretty Insets of
broidery and Val. laco Insertion or ribbon run lace, and soma have all lace sleeves.
embroidery. —Tfctra rtMr.
In Domestics-You Can Shop to Better Advantage Here
10c Printed Lawn 10c Drew Percale* 12Vic Gingham* for
-5c Yd.- -6*c Yd.- i -7k Yd.-
Printed Lawn. 16 and 30 Ins I'ercates. Inches wide. In 1 Dress Olngham*. 27 Inches
wide, full bolts and mill lengtha. light and dark shades, with neat wide. In plaids, stripea and plain;
In light and dark patterns. I patterns. 6He a yard. j lengths to 10 yarda
— I ««er Mailt V'lffrnr.
> —— —
Women's $3.00 Oxfords for a Dollar
Because All the Larger Sizes Are Sold
And We've Only Got 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 Left
And *o we'll sell the little ones for less than the cost of the A
leather used in their making.
They are dull kid—gunmetal calf, suede or patent leather— jkjT
in either the lace or button style, with the turn or welt sole—and
if your size is here you certainly get a bargain.
$3.50 to $5 Pumps $1.79 $3.50 and $4 Shoes $2.47
Woman's wary attractive Footwear at a very low W»'n selling off broken llnea of *3 50 and M 00
price. N«weat shapes of plain black or colored Shoea a* 11.47 a pair »o better get a pair. Good
combinations, with turned soles—styles for street style* of patent leather or gunmetal calf. lace or
or dresa. Sizes 2H to 7, at 1179 a pair. | button style—good range of sliev
—-I Mala Fleer.
Clearance of Men's Manhattan Shirts
This Sale Isn't Going to Last a Great While Longer. Better
rdke Advantage of It Now—to Get the Famous" Manhattan"
*\ Shirts for Men at a Saving
_ I FOR ALL MANHATTAN
SHIRTS ARE REDUCED
fljntkji 'k Excepting the plain white and the Full Dress Manhat
y/^y\-V?i tans —here are the clearance prices:
f Men's $1.50 Manhattan Shirts on sale at $1.25
Men's $2.00 Manhattan Shirts on sale at $1.65
VI Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Manhattan Shirts at $1.95
W * Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Manhattan Shirts at $2.85
Men's $5.00 to $6.00 Manhattan Shirts at $3.85
—Lower Main Floor. —u«rr mii ri....r.
Special Bargain for the August Sale of White "KANTLEEK" Rubber
Dinneruare _* o i j i i
100-Piece White Porcelain Goods Sold Here
lvu ricct- vvniic iui retain For we gre the Seattle aKentg for thi ,
Dinner Sets Special at justly celebrated make of medicinal rub
* bcr poods.
A "KANTLEEK" Hot Water Bag# and
——— TNZ_L Syringes are guaranteed—a new one for
4 one that goes wrong.
Of medium weight with embossM border Resign 2 .qt. Water Bottles for $2.00—3-qt. $2.25
A few pieces may not be perfect, but we gusran- _ . e .
. , , . ~ 2-qL Fountain Sprays for $2.25 —3-qt. $2.50
te« that no piece will be cracked or badly M 17 I
chipped. No telephone or C. O. T>. orders accepted, 2-qt. Combination Spray $2.50—3-qt. $2.75
and we reserve the right to make deliveries within Infants' Hot Water Bottles for 50c each
three days. -!«»« ttiu kimf , , _ ... .. ~ ,
$1.75 Tourist Cases, with rubber lined
n , , pockets, dark colors 85c
Delicatessen Dainties Borden's Malted Milk, *1 size. at. .59c
A ready prepared innrheon from our dellrates MentholatUlTl, tllC 50C Si/C at 29c
sen l* very convenient, for the women who want . . . . . _ • , .„
to epend much of their time out of door* .luring M " rlC y SCISSOR, S-IHCh Size, Special 40c
the warm weather. Here are some of our specials: Kifk'S Jap Rose I aICUITI, 15c C3IIS,
Mrs. Esmsy'a Orange Marmalade, jy 1 Special at , 10c
"" rl " Riker's Cold Cream, 2Sc size at..l7c
Rogers' Peanut Butter, purest and 1 A i _ , _
best, pound lUC Armour s Sylvan Series Soap, pcr-
Flnest grade Chip Beef, special for ■ Af\ n filmed, 10C CakeS at 6c
Wednesday onl/, pound HUC M j ner > s R OUJ r Ct <2*) C size, Special, . . 15c
20c | Murray h l.anman's Florida Water,
I. X. L. Tsmalea, Thill Ton Carne, ng 1/1 . . 16c
ge-no, Knchllades, Wednesday, 3 can*. JC f)dor Shllll, a deodorant, 2Sc SizC.l7c
Date Nut Butter, fresh shipment, OCT- "4711" Soap, 15C.S'|ZC, Special. ...11c
po " n ' l •' Java Rice Face Vowder, Soc size at 29c
Luncheon Ham, fine for sandwiches and or? r> • it • 1* ne • l
picnic lunches; r ->und Zdc Resorcin Hair Tonics, 7Sc size at. .49c
"-Fnurth Floor. —Lower Main Floor.
/
llr«f of Foods, lt*«t of Irrvlrp find |.tm of nil.
Knights of At "" *"'•«>> < "onter Knights of
"sr boSmarche .
oor Union Bt—Second Ave.—Pike St.—Seattle. Tel. Elliott HOO ' Four,h F 'oor
THE SEATTLE STAR
FLYNN-FLAM
FLYNN SOME
CUT-UP-YES?
W, tarl Plynn, who became known In Tacome during hi*
vlalt there .is "Plynn Flam Flynn," out up oratorical didoes In a
tant at Lanora at. and Third ava., Monday night, and laughed
loud and long at hla antics.
Quite a considerable crowd gathered to hear tha healthy
lacturar. Some of them remained for the flnleh, waiting for
Flynn to Say eomethlng of health value —but In vain.
II" talked almut Tiroint. He hasn't forgotten the littcity yet.
They laughed at m« In Tacoma," h« admitted "They're ldlois
! told them they were so homely they couldn't feel It"
Then he laughed.
Several people got up mil went out
You won't *n out that door the aainn man you rimn In." he tittered
"A fat preacher Introduced me In TtrattM." he went on. "When
he aaw mn looking at him, he asked me why I waa doing It I told him
he waa (he only thing I rnuld see rte had one of those balloon ah
domena Imagine a preacher like that trying to get Into heaven!"
i More laughter. More pereona exit |
"If I were a drinking men," continued the speaker, "I'd drink beer
It'a better than coffee. Hut, you know, 75 per cent of all disease* are
brill natorms."
BUTTERWORTH TO BURY CHILD
Monday the attention of The Star waa called to a little mother
with a brt«>d of five at 1&25 Sixth ave , wbnaa home had been twice
vlalte.| by death In the last two montha.
ITrat, the father died and the mother found herself occupying the
position of father, mother and breadeartier, with a year and a half old
baby In h«-r anna and nothing but her two handa to aid her Shortly
alter her * year-old daughter waa taken aertouaiy 111 with typhold-pneu
mollis and aenl to the hoapltal She waa only home two week* when
her Utile i> yexr-old llobby waa stricken and died at the Orthopedic
hospital four day a ago
Cynthia tlrey vlalted the family Tuesday. The mother can get
scarcely enough to feed the hungry little moutha. Hhe had no mean*
to bury her little boy
Mies tlrey nailed up Pert Hulterworth, of Butterworth A Hons t'n
dertaklng Co., and explained the situation.
lie Immediately offered to give little Bobby a burial. Ills only
recompense will be a smile from the little mother thru her ieaj*. but
he Is satisfied.
BEGIN WORK ON NEW CIVIL SERVICE
The flrat meeting of the committee named br Mayor 0111 to re
rlsnelfr the rlvll service of Seattle met Monday evenlnc, elected Conn
rllman Hanna chairman, drafted a leiter to henda of departments, ask
lnx them lo send lists of all clrll service positions In their department*,
and vote*l to meet weekly, on Thursday at 10 a. m.. In the Metropolitan
bultdlns The work will require about sli months.
A FEW THINGS THE COUNCIL DID
The council Monday referred t" the Judiciary committee Council
man Krlekson's resolution calling for a committee of it representatives
from civic orcanliatlons to draft a form of commission Kovernment to
b* submitted to the voters at the March elecUn
A resolution by Council- an !>al*. calling for » conference of the
etate public aervlce commission and the city council to see If the clly
cannot aid In appraisal of the properties of the traction company, *cnt
to the public safety committee, which meets Wednesday
Councilman Manna's bill to tax and regu'ata billboard* met with
opposition from the Heattla Saw Mill Co„ T. M Henderson Saddlery
Co. Hherwln WllHama Co, Metropolitan Hulldlng Co, North Coast
Klectrle Co, Star Carriage Co., Arrow Kl»ctrlc and Hlack Manu
facturing Co. Otherwise., they Ilka It
SAYS GERMANY WANTS WAR
Senator Sen Tillman, of South Carolina, chairman of the senate
committee on naval affairs, la visiting tha flremerton navy yard today,
hating returned here from an 11-day trip to Alaska. Senator Tl'lman
expressed the opinion that Germany ta trying to drag the t'nlted States
Into the war deliberately.
"I am afraid liertnany realties she must lose," he aald, "fund she
wants the t'nlted State* in the war ao that sho can say the whole world
was agalnat her "
He ejpreaa>-d his confident that Wilson will maintain peace, but
"won't beg on his belly to be let alona."
Senator Tillman la hero with Mr*. Tillman and their daughter, Mrs
H. ti. Hughes.
PRETTY GIRLS HERE IN VOD'VIL
Grace La Mont, In "The Double Standard," a aoclal problem sketch
at the Empress.
Empress tlieatro patron* are thoroly enjoying "The l!»1fi Cabaret
Revue," a hendllno comedy act with "Jitney Jim," n black-faced fun
maker, playing the leading role.
(iranvllle anil Mack offer some good songs and confersatlon. Ilave
Kftfnel In « clever ventriloquist, "The Double Standnrd," n Hketch with
u moral: 1 InrrltiKtoii, tho "Crazy Janitor," and Die Flying I/eMars com
plete a good bill.
AT PANTAGEB
Fourteen people, nearly nil girls, furnish the leading net at the
New f'anlage* theatre this week They appear In "Stars of the Movie*.''
Joe Huberts, the Henltle hanjolat, *1h another Htrong attraction,
l.alla He]tiliil. im "A Venus on Wheels," does nome difficult bike riding,
and diaries lanes and Maude Ryan appear In a clever aklt.
Tile 1 x>m bard I Qui nt et are pleasing. There are two melodramas
and an animal act, Carl Kmmy's pets, exceptionally good.
AT THE LOIS
Picture* of the Kaatland dlaa*ter In and nit vaudeville
net* comprise tli" program at the theatre thln week. The picture*
«re MrlUlng. The Nifty Trio. Mlnger* of <|imllty, head the hill Flfl
and Moore, girl*, *lng. dance and win ln*tant favor. Mcl'heraon and
I'ameron furulnh Scotch comedy and melody. Herbert and Virginia
Karle, In « p|ea*lng act, and Minnie Larson, the Norwegian nlghtlu-
K.il«. coiuulvt* Uiu bill. .
BI rgEDEHCggrTfeLSON §
One Hundred
Extreme Furniture Values
COM.OWING the closc of our Semi-annual Furniture Sale
* one hundred odd pieces remaining from the sale-assort
merits arc quoted for Wednesday's selling at extreme priec-re
i durtinns, resulting in one hundred remarkable opportunities.
For Wednesday's selling all these pieces are assembled at a
point adjoining the elevators on the 'Ihird Floor, for quick and
easy choosing.
Wednesday Morning, Third Floor
, , l[u n '
Basement Salesroom
The Early Demand for Autumn Millinery
is being met in our Basement Salesroom with an exceptionally
interesting showing of clever styles, moderately priced from $5.00
to $7.50.
Hata are large and Hata are amall: everyone's whim and personality. Vd
close velvet t'>qurs tricornes with vets are the dominant idea in material!,
points, small rolled-brim hat* with seal- effectively combined with silk and satin,
lops and broad-brimmed sailors so flex- Heavy cords, beads, jet and novelty
ible that they may he bent to suit feathers are used for trimming.
— Baasmaal tjslsareea.
Mercerized Luncheon Cloths Chiffon Cloth
Attractively Priced 65c Yard
rn ll] Si; Hemmed Luncheon Cloths are made of C' a^aMoitMiit
•*- smooth, firm material and well finished. Three of colors: Cream, pink, ear
attractive patterns to choose from in spot, stripe and
dice effects. Also Napkins shown of the same material two inches wide. Exception!
and hemmed ready for use. *alu« at 65* yard.
* —Basement Salaam*
35x35 inches, 39* each.
45*45 inches, 60* each Sh»fW I ACf*
54x54 inches. 85* each. jnaQOW A-aCeS
Napkins in large sire, $1.50 dozen. 25c Yard
-lUsemant Kalaaroom. „
■ I O HADOW LACES, IS ta 14
__ _ lnchea wide. In aa aaaart-
New Middy Jackets, 29c •"
* —Basement Saiasreea.
THESE new Middy Jackets are made of good quality ■
blue and white checked gingham, have patch pock- IT* C
ets and are belted in at waistline. Plain white pipings UIHOII OllltS
form the trimming. Sizes 36 to 44 Unusual value at 35c
2f)*. —Baaament Salesroom.
a.-—-—— W OMEN'S flue-ribbed Cot
" ton Union Suits ta
300 New Silk Petticoats
~ . —Baaament Saleir*e»
ro& "°' $1.65 =====
A— , Large Hairpins
N unusually attractive lot, purchased at a concession t _
and marked at a correspondingly-low price. In- 11/ C
eluded are Mescaline and Taffeta Petticoats, also Jersey- T ARGE luirplna In usoitei
top styles with mescaline flounces. styles, shell and saber
color, for clearance at iOt
The colors include black, several shades of blue, taupe, e aeh. — Ba*»roent saieeroom.
purple and green; also pleasing changeable effects and # "
a few striped novelties. Exceptionally-good values at Silk Boot Hosiery
91.65. •—Basement Salesroom. —* _ .
========= 50c Pair
r* I a r* I WJ OMEN'S two-tone Silk-
Bamboo ricnic Baskets w
color combinations, attracuw
25c, 35c and 45c —Baaament Salesroom.
rn HESE Baskets, as pic- .
<igggs^-Iks turcd - arc vcr >' wen- Women's Wash
made of split bamboo and wee . -a
the cover opens out like a VVcUSIS) OUC
H , I—jj suitcase, with catches and A TTRACTIVELY - BTTLKD
llh - 1 bamboo rod for fastening w » ,rt ' ,n
,111 _-ir —| N crepa and mercerized
\ i J. . aitlSJil at top. In natural color, ponftee patterned with vsrloßi
- striped with purple or red. • tyl ® # of ,n color *-
Thr« ,!««. attractively a, follow:
.1x7,115/, inches, 2S t . 5,8,13 inche,. 33<-. ..'.'.'i, "S3SS
6•/,*>y»HX incite., 45c.
Aluminum Rice Boiler
Special 95c
Two-quart Cereal or Rice Boiler of pure spun [1
aluminum. Fach vessel can be used separately
when desired, as the cover fits both. Special, 95c. V J
—llouaawarea Section.
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Remember the "Dreadnaught" School Suit
When the Time Comes to Fit Your Boy Out for School
Dreadnaught Suits are the Suits that Fach Dreadnaught Suit lias two
so many Seattle parsnts enthusiastic- pSirs of full-lined knickerbockers. The
ally commend for their resistance to. materials are all-wool gray anil
w«tr and tear. mixtures. The sizes range from 6 to 18
years.
Dreadnaught Suits can be obtained only from Frederick & Nelson, and the
price is always Five Dollars. • -aeeead rioor.