The Seattle star. [volume], August 13, 1915, Image 12

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

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The Maker Had Nothing But Greys Left
and So We Secured
100 Grey $20 Business Suits
at half price—
w w They will be on sale in the
-\k Af i \ Bon Marche's clothing sec
/a s * * ,on^ur(^a y
msfAt $10
n~lll iT 1 lT Four Pattern! to Choose From—AllGrey
11' tj 11 JII 1I J —in Sizes 34 to 46 Inch—
I I I U -/J I n Take • look at them in one of the
If II I J |1/ Second Avenua Windows—if you
I If l K I\ 1 want to sec a KI'.AL SI II BAR
II' f II * 111 They're made of fine worsteds and
I / I >W" I I caaaimerea, in the two- and tluee
1/ If 1 1 button models- with soft r«»11 front* —
U U &a$ Hr- all strictly hand-tailored patch pock-
Jl ( j c ' , • to ° - The 2 are decided'y all
- at $10(1), man they
are bargain wonders.
When School Opens, Have Your Boy Looking
Spick and Span in One of Our $8.50 Suits at
Any boy would feel proud in one of these high-grade Norfolk Knickerbocker Suits
at $5.00. They're Bulgarian belted style, with patch jwxkets, in checks, plaids, stripes
and dark fancy mixtures. All sires from 6to 16 years; worth regularly Only H2
in the lot-better get first choice. ""
Take 'Em Away at a Dime
500 Bo.\es of the 25c Initial
Stationery—on Sale at 10c
All initials—in one or the other of the
different aorta—in card or note linen
papeterie—for this is a disposal of several
different line*, hut luckily they all g<>t
broken in different places—so all the ini
tials will be here when the proceedings
begin.
Roll Films Developed Free
If purchased here Saturday and returned to
as before 4:30 Monday
We employ only Mpert operators. thus Insuring
yon the very best results obtainable. We carry a
full lino of flima for all makes and slirs of kodaka
and camrraa.
New Ingento Jr. Cameras
The beat line of round end machines at the price
on the market. F*ully guaranteed bjr The Bon
March* Here are the sizes of the Cameraa and
sizes of the picture*:
MOO CAMERAS, TAKE PICTURES 2< «*J' 4 .
CAMERAS SIZE 3' «X 4' 4 INCHES AT $9.00
INGENTO CAMERAS 2',*•«'« INCHES. MOO
INCENTO CAMERAS 3'. 4 »V 2 INCHES, SIO.OO
All makes of Cameraa and Fountain Prna re
paired by an eipert.
—l'W»f Mala riaor
Saturday Specials in Groceries
Four cans Mt. Vecnon ry ej
Milk Zi)C
None delivered except with other groceries. Not
over 4 cans to each.
Mayflower Coffss, popular 35c grade, o*7 1
freahly roasted, pound Z | jfC
Whits Star Tuna Fish, delicious for aaladi and
lunches; large < ni
<-ans 17zC
Maraschino Chsrrlas, best quality, 12 to S
15 cherries In each bottle, at lUC
Navy Salad Dressing, refund of 2c for q
return of empty Jar; Jar 5/C
Shelled Almonds, latest crop, fine a r*
quality; pound 40C
Randall's Qrape Juice, a pure, nnfer- «
mented Concord Juice; bottle IOC
—rugrlk riMi.
t 1,000 Girls' Wash )
Dresses Going at | O%rC
(Af Very Good* Used in Their Making Are Worth as
Much—-Yes, and in Some Cases Even More
These Dresses are the very same as the ones we have
had such success with all season at 59c. "Nothing in town
to touch them at the price," was the general verdict.
They're made of ginghams—percales and linenes, and
there are a few white Lawn Dresses—for good measure—
all at 50c, hut only for Saturday. Second Floor, Center.
Saturday Morning "Inducements"
To Tempt You to Do Yoar Saturday Shopping "of a Saturday Morning—These Specials From
9A.M. to 12—[No Telephone Orders Can Be Accepted for Any of Them)
10c White Cambric, 36 Inches | Women's Black Cotton Hose 1
Wide r Pair /-71
Whit* Cambric In full bolt*. 16 Inch** « Ij C Fa*t Mark cotton Htochln*«. with ' /o|
wide. with smooth finish. Not ovtr 16 b«mm«4 top* and upomlxM f»*t Hl*#-* "
yard* to a customer. from *to 12. Uwer from H u to 10 «t 7 V (l pair, from 9 a m.
Main Floor. J to jj. ipp+r Mala Floor.
9Q_ Wool DreM Good Remnant. 1
hemmlnj, made medium w«l*ht Yarrl r
cantar Mtm; i • to cach; t to It , u > VK/%
at 2»c. tMnfr Mala Floor. Hklrt and dr#»»« l#nath* In Wool r>ren* X,, II
Ooo<ta K»mnantn. ffood colore and width*
75c Red Table Cover., 60x72 '/oTi. 42 ,'^, 4 V
jssiiwrtat!?«s awes; 39c h»2 »«■»»*. Yd: C/,
»to"• " r ••«». l-war *1.1. Floor.' Yi..'\ . ™ f OC
New Squat Shape Jelly Glasses „ | y " rd ' r " m K,u " r
Hq.iat ahapc .1«11 y or Mouldi, 1 2f)r T»hl»» Oilrlntli P,i„J VJ
with fluto'l nn<l Krn|>» 'tonljjnpi In f I f)| : 1 aOIC vJllClOtn, rOC -rf, Yd. _
bottom. Not <<v«r J down to carh. NoM Flgnrm] tnl.in (ill Cloth In * |rwl • » If 1/*
" I Lonrr >lnli. flour. J rlcty of dMlffna tld CO nr., th« E 10l I 111
Cloth, In faotorjr length*. n to 12 nt Hi.
25c Liquid Veneer Polish n " 4H "" r
Bottle IT. 50c Marquisettes, 45 Ins. Wide _ _
- Fff-Wteg* bottu <.f U«IM C»»Mf I.X r. Itra V.' . 1..M... C. IfM-hnu ) /S*
?«. , m * k " o|| J thlafw look flB. in.rr«rl»«<l quality ir. rlrh | C
•il " w-. =.. *at llr> ,ro,n » t® II , rnlor, front I) a in. to II at 27.. Third ' v
*>owfr nam r loor. J Floor.
Our licensed
chiropodist I* at
your aarvloa
whenever you
choose.
—Third Moor.
■far* tbe rhlMrtn'i hair mt la the mtylea hjr nnr ripfrt
woman hnrlirra, 2T*r.—'lhlril Floor.
bonMARCHE
Union St.—Second Avi.—Pike St.—Seattle. Tel. Elliott sIOO
$1.25 Long Silk Gloves
for 95c
Full Elbow Length— j
Pure Milanese Silk/
Cloves—-in Black oncl I JHvjVV I
Some have Pari* \
point backs — others Gil
have contrasting em- /
broidery — a go o d )
range of «i/es (though LjMHr
Special Saturday Economies in
Women's Underwear, Gloves and
Stockings
Women's Vests at 15c Ea.
Women's Swiss ribbed Vesta with low necks and
sleeveless- ribbon run t-retty lare yokea and
bleached pure white. Sizes S and 6atl 5c
Children's Hose 15c Pr.
Medium ribbed cotton Stocking*, with elaatlo
legs and seamless feet with double heels and toee.
Black sizes to 10. Whit* sties to 9*%, at 15c or
3 pairs 25c.
Women's Union Suits 35c
•Tumfy Cut" ribbed cotton I'nlon Suits, with low
necks and sleeveless. Will not slip off the shoul
ders. I-are knee style, extra and regular sUes.
3 for »1.0«.
Women's 75c Gloves 50c
Women's 2-claap Silk Olorea with embroidered
backs. Borne are Milanese, others tricot quality.
All alsea In the lot In black and white at 60c.
Silk Boot Hose 50c Pr.
Women's pure-thread silk boot Stockings, with
double spliced lisle aolea, heels and toes; Ma<*k
and white, also costume shades some fiber silk;
sizes 8H to 10. —I »h» *ai» n»«.r
THE SEATTLE STAR
AGE? WH AT IS AG E TO AN
INDIAN? NEVER COUNT
YEARS, SAYS OLD CHIEF
TVtla U Ih* leirnlh of • MfiM of •ItiHf*
•"111-" 111 Irwl I lt<usl I of III* «l»r •l«ff
«i» m iHp t« I hiw I Ull#ry, .%•*»!» !»•> m«l
•I her Interval lug |mii« of lli« 111 j ni|»l«
(wmlnaul*.
Ihi que t>l* I* a very *trong
Mnkah Indian lie hail sawed nil
the driftwood logs on the bench In
front of hi* home on Neah hay Inio
*hort length* and wa* splitting
them Into firewood when 1 found
him
While we talked, he finished
• |>Iltt lit k the wood, and began
mending hi* ftahlng sear and re
pairing Ihe dugout canoe which he
had made, many years s*o, from a
cedar tree.
HI keo wa pup. thl-que pis' *quitw,
came down to the beach from the
■ hack and filled a ha*ket with file
wood The ha*kel wa* of woven
grass When It wa* filled, *he
flunit it over her *houlder and
trudged hsck to the ahack. The
backet wa* held In plsre by a
hand over her forehead.
11l keo wa put I* also very strong
"Du-qus-pls," 1 *»ld, "how old are
you T"
"Me no know." *ald r>u que pla.
and thumped tils rhe*t with a
tirown flat.
Now, the record* at the office of
I>r. ('. I* Wood*, the agent, give
the age of Ihi que pi* a* 79 and
that of lllkeowapuc aa 74 The
trouble with the record* In the c»»e
of the old Indian* 1* that their age*
had to be guessed St.
eee
There i* one old Indtsn, whoee
age |* *et down as 76 In the rsc
ord*. who aay* Ituquepl* wa* a
grown man when he wa* a little
boy.
THEY OPPOSE VOTING MACHNES
The Soda Foun
tain—one of the
moat attractive
placaa on warm
daya.
!■«"" Mala Floor
Bv Fred L. Boalt.
IM que pis doesn't know and
doesn't want to know how old he Is
I suspect ha la In hla 90 a
You mutt know." I Instated,
"about how old you ar»."
'Mk no know." he aald acaln,
and then wa» silent Then he roae
to the ball, and 1 heard from hla
Hps 'hat philosophy of the Indian*
which keepa them young
' White man." aald IHI-que pis.
"learn count —one, two. thrve—"
lie stumbled. and then counted
up to five In the tribal toncue
"Ikht. molt. klone, lor kit. quloem "
DEPENDENTS GET EASTLAND FUND
CMir A<SO. Au* 1J Relatlvea of the victim* of the Kaatland dl*
*a'er will tieneflt directly from all of the K7&.000 raised a* a relief
fund In Chlca*o, acrordln* to Ke«| Cross official*
Thl* I* the fir*t time In the hlatory of relief enterprise* that every
!>ennr Collected la coin* to the beneficiaries Business men of the city,
bore the eipen*es Incident to raltlnit the fund
In over W> per cent of the c&aea a lump mm will be paid to de
pendent* of th« *teamer victim* The remainder I be pensioned.
«*lde from IJOO.OOO donated b> the Western Klectrlr company, the
reliet hind wa» raised almost entirely In Chicago
It la e*perted the Kastland will !>• raise.l In the Chlraco river today.
The munty affair* committee of the Municipal le»*u«i ban re|.orted
lt*e|f optmaed to the Immediate purchaae of JOfl vntln* machines for
1172.000, provided for by the county cotnml**|oners In a rvolutlon
recently passed
Objections were rsl«e<t because the mmmlllM flnda the city has
marie no arrangements to rent the machine* nor agreed to reduce
voting precincts from 2*l to 190, a* stated In the commission's resolu
tlon, and also on accoun} of financial depre**l«n. and because the law
allowing the uso of machines may bo changed at will by any Irgl*
latum
PEOPLE MAY VOTE ON BOARD BILL
Councilman Krlckson hinted Thursday afternoon that the Itanna
ordinance to tax and regulate bl)U>oarda may no to the people at th«
March elections. If the council rote* agaln*t it. a* now acorn* probable.
M« declared the people would endorse It by a large majority
In discussing the ordinance he aald Foster * Klelser have a mo
nopoly on the Sentll* buslne**; that the billboard I* a nuisance, and
that the double-decker la an abomination.
EMMA WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY
Emma Goldman, anarchist, will arrive In Seattle Saturday mornlnt
from Portland, to deliver a series of lecture*, extending over a week,
at I. W. W. hall, 208 Second ave S.
Her first lecture will ba on Sunday, at 3 p. m , on "War and the
Sacred Right of Property."
JEALOUSY MAY CAUSE TWO TO DIE
I/>8 ANfIEI.RS, An* 12 tt C. Cunningham, the fireman who
shot Mrs Flora Sanders while she was working behind the counter In
a cafeteria yesterday noon, died la*t evening and his victim may die
before night. Cunningham fired two bullets into Mrs. Sanders' breast,
and then turned the weapon on himself. Me wsa Jealous.
OFF FOR ANOTHER CONFERENCE
J Y. C. Kellogg, chairman of the King County central committee, of
the progressives, will confer with llov. Johnson, of California, late this
month on the party's future on the Pacific Coast. 1,. Roy Sinter, of
Spokane, state chairman, may go with him.
SHE HAS BARREL OF FUN—AND BABY
I,ola William*, of the theatrical
team of Hjiencer * William*, at tho
Paula* l '* theatre thln week, aay* tt'a
a barrel of fun to dance and alng
and lump from on« town to an
other In vaudeville- and ralao a
family at the *amo time.
She ha* tho barrel, Exhibit A,
to prove the a**ertlon—and al«o
the family, Kihlblt B.
Pantago* audlcncea have been
vlewln* both exhibit*. Hpencer
'•arrle* the barrel onto tho Mage
right at tho beginning of the art.
following right on the heel* of tho
lady. It'* a barrel of fun, all right,
and after they Joah each other and
pretend they never knew each
other before, and dance, and cut
up every kind of way, and the
crowd out In front applaud* for
more, a tiny inlte of humanity
toddle* out before tho footllght*.
Lola William* amlle*, Hpencer
*woll* up like a proud father
should, and the audience wonder*
whether the family natno I* H|*n
cer or William*, or Hpencer-
William*, or *omethlng el»e not
mentioned on the program at all.
'It'* fun to keep cm gueaslng,"
•ay ■ Jxilu,
Then he began counting tiy tens,
a* the fl*h eating Indian* count.
"Tntlum" U "ten." The fish-est
er* count one ten, two-ten*, three
ten*, nml *o on Thus 1 klit tntlura
qulnem" l» "one ten and five," or
15.
"While man/ *nld Ihi-tjtie-pl*,
"eount money, count ftsb. count
horae count year*. Indian no
count.
"Young white man eotint year to
moxt tatlum, (20), reel fine. Count
klone tatlum, feel (wkl, Count
locklt latluin, feel no so good
Count plncm tatlum—'"
• • •
In pantomime Du que pi* pic
tured the whit* man who I* old
at 50. He pr***ed hi* hand*
to the email of hi* hack. He
•looped. He groaned a* with
rheumatlam. He picked up a
bit of driftwood and to**ed It
away with a feeble ge»ture.
Then he etralghtened hi*
back vigorously and laughed
It wae good acting. I could
eee In my mind'* eye the white
man counting the year* —and
worrying He watchee for the
appearance of each new wrln
kie, each new gray hair. He
watchee the crow*'foot deepen
between hi* eye*. "I am get
ting old," he *ay*. "I know, be
cauee I have counted the year*.
I am 50. Soon I will be 60."
"Me no count," *aid Ou que
pis. "Me no know. No care."
He pointed to the mending
fl*hlng gear.
"Tomorrow," he **ld, "m* go
for halibut!"
eee
! »«w him start early neit morn
ln* Th« halibut bank* off Cai>«
Flattery »re bo plare for old men
III* <tu*out left the bay and waa
raiiKht by (ho swells rolllnit In from
the ocean
Ai Interval* he sank from sl*ht
t»t»wn the waves
The canoe mounted the crest*,
creeping further and farther out to
aea. and I pi* bit paddle flashln*
In the mornln* ll*ht.
Kt'OENK. Ore. An* 13 Sam
II Friendly. millionaire phllan
throrlat. ami for 17 years re*ent of
the 1' nf O. died here »-arly today
of heart trouble at the a*e of 71
Lola William®,
& Feedehgc &~Nelsos is
Ostrich Neck Ruffs
$1.65 to $7.50
rn Hi: full, fluffy Ostrich N'e< k Huff which 'in h
J- a touch to the tailored suit or ft' k at*
shown here in plain white, blai k, <lclft, navy, white with
black; also t.larlr. ilelft an<l emerald with white The
flurn are h'tin ami well < urle'l, and the Hufft vary in
I>ii. rai cording to length ain I fullnc $ I .!»«», $.5. < •>,
fS.OO :.n.l $7.50.
OSTHICH RUFFS AT $1.05 -
Ostrich Ruff* in white, hlat k, white and black, and
white combined with natural-color, Copenhagen, na*.y,
Mark "r emerald, 15 and 2') inches lmu;,
MALINE AN!) ORGANDIE RUFFS. !»o<* EACH—
Satin-edged Maline Huff* in all white, l>la< k, white
with black and black with white, also full \\ hite
Organdie Huff* finished with colored picot edge. \ cry
Mnart, and attractively priced at each. Klr,t ' * ,r -
German Silver Bags and
Vanities, Special $1.95
A SPECIAL purchase of 125
(iennan Silver Mesh Hag* - -
ami Vanities remits in these
exceptional values. Jf L v\ \
The Vanities are in en- 0 \ T 0
graved and engine-turned <le- ■. f] >
fitted with mirror, t JJ J
vanity pad. < nin holder. pencil | 1 u I
and card holder. M kl J
The Haps are alt 'ilk lined, ' Ml
woven «.f good quality mesh,
with frame- in several designs '
—all six-inch size.
S?1 • Plr*t Floor.
Basement Salesroom
Advance Showing of Autumn Millinery
$5.00 to $7.50
r THn Basement Salesroom has in readiness a very
*■ interesting display of advance Millinery modes
for Autumn, featuring the quaint worsted flower
trimming, wings, bead ornaments and smart military I &
p« «>|h ms. m
I he large hat with brim flaring up in back is the /J
most notable innovation, liquallv smart are the MR
small "Monoplane" Hats with the velvet of the i
draped crown continued into a propeller-like bow. \y* v'l
Very attractive value—ss.oo to $7.50.
— Basement Salesroom.
Children's New Tub Dresses
Special 49c c. , a. N
TlIKl'I" pretty style* at this
special price one as pic- VQt
ttire*!. with l<>ng French waist ' IVT l\
and >hort ki!te<l skirt topped j ffcj \l* .
with a deep bias fold. One # /Kj
other in suspender style has a / JOT <30^
linene wait and full kilteil "* ffiyywS"
skirt in stripes or plain colors. (IJ Hlt
( hoice of blue, pink or gray
and white stripes, and plain —\ \ •*
pink, tan, lifjht-l>lue or delft. kiL,
Sires 2 to 5 vears.
Special
—>ta*ement Saleroom.
CORSETS
$1.50 / W\
THE average-figure Corset. A x A ff\ \
illustrated is made of fancy- V»> > §k |
striped pink coutil, with medium | j V M
bust, long skirt, graduated front V
stay and extra hook below regu- \ Wj |j <
lar fastening. Trimmed with \ n f V
silk-embroidered band and fitted \ I"j j^Mft/
with two sets of hose support- \
crs. Attractive value at $l.f>o. *
s-Daßtmnit Bui •■room.
Children's Beach Waders
Reduced to 25c
TIir.SK practical little garments for wading are made
of a rubberized material, with elastic shirring at
knre and straps over the shoulder. Choice of red or
dark-blue with white polka-dot. They are accompanied
by a bag for carrying bath towel. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Reduced to 25<*. „ ...
lJn»«mcnt Salesroom.
Wallace Nickel-Silver Teaspoons
Spccial 25c of 6
T IIESI' Spoons are made of the same solid metal
throughout—no plate to wear off. They do not
turn yellow with wear, and are very practical for hard,
every day u>age. Plain Windsor pattern with sattn
finished handles.
Special, Saturday, Us<* set of six.
«■—mfnt Saleroom.
Little Girls'
Lingerie Hats
atßeduced Prices
: '< !' tt'e 1 novHtie,
in mall tot*' lingerie
head wear arc in this clear
anic, including Hat* of
fine allover embroidery
and I'mnt d'Ktprit,
billed Willi dainty lace
edge* and trimmed with
blue or pink ribboni
Mo«-t of them have the
full tarn < rown*. Size* 2
to 5 year- The reduced
51.50
to 32.50.
ir.fAjttr
—-S#cond Floor.
Girls' Garments
Reduced
GIRLS' Clnpham and P»rr»l»
Waiih lire****, *u«m « to
14 year*, romprlalnic 12S **f.
menta r'-mnlnliiK from hlfh«r>
' ' i>.»e
»'■'! * I
Olrla' Top-Coat* In !l*hu
weight *erifi-a and noT»ltjr mU
turen, broken at*** (« to 1}
jparai, reduced to >.1.75 an 4
M.73.
— ftoond Floor.
A New Shipment of
Fiber Silk
Sweater Coats
At $5.00
—Sorond now.
Women's Hose
Reduced to
25c Pr.
AN underpriced assort
ment of Women'i
Cotton Stockings in blick
and a few colon (sizes
to 10) affords excep
tionally good values at
25 c pair.
—Daaem«nt Saleroom
Women's Vests
15c
WOMEN'S Summer Vesta la
various styles. plain or
lace-trimmed top; sties 38 and
3*; attractive value at 154
each.
—Basement Salesroom.
Hot Water
Bottles, $1.00
Two-quart Rubber Hot
Water Bottle* In choco
late-color. with black trim
ming and patent hanger stop
per. Very good value at $1.
— Tlancment Salesroom.
Bead Necklaces
25c to $1.00
JET, Fancy Glass. Pearl and
Coral-color Heads. In »»
attractive selection, ranßlnS
In price from !£.><* to #1.00.
» v ' :;V
Auto Scarfs
35c
AUTO Scarfs of soft mw
cerized material, l T s yards
long nntl 24 Inches wide. •»
llKht blue. pink, black and la*"
ender, also white with o'®*
dotH and border. Price 35v*
—Basement Salon*!*
Neckwear
Reduced to lsc
VEBTEES. Chemisettes, Ea»-
broidered Collars and Co'-
lara with velvet bands In tW I
low-priced collection ftt 15
— Salcsn'O" 1 -