Bon Marche Yard Wide Sport Poplins 69c Yard
Silk mixed poplin fabrics offered in multiple colors on the upper main floor. Described as brigid lion with sport designs, a soft weave suitable for sport clothes and trimming or collars.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1917
Page
2
Silk mixed poplin fabrics offered in multiple colors on the upper main floor. Described as brigid lion with sport designs, a soft weave suitable for sport clothes and trimming or collars.
Five cent and ten cent street sellers list Mercerized crochet cotton spool sets sewing silk and white colors. Items include 100 yard balls three for 10 cents brass hooks and eyes two cent two cards pearls buttons safety pins pocket scissors horn hairpins and hairpin cards with small trimming shears offered at low prices.
The notice lists All-Linen Crash Toweling in medium weight natural and bleached forms, 16 inch width, plus 38 inch Voiles in tan and other colors, 28 inch Dress Voiles with floral patterns, and 24 inch Calicos in dark shades. It also notes Liberty Loan subscription blanks and a transfer desk cashiers office on the fifth floor linen section.
Basement Values in women's stylish wearables feature all wool French serge dresses at 8.25 and rare silk crepe de chine options at 11.25. The collection shows straight line and pleated fronts, two piece Russian blouses, wool stitched trims, fancy collars, cuffs, and embroidered braids. Street coats for motor and sport wear use Burella cloth tricotine wool velours in varied colors and patterns.
Cecil Keene, a one year old newsboy, received $50 from Logan Billingsley after Logan surrendered to a Star reporter. The event followed a government reward offer for Logan, who had evaded authorities. Cecil planned to start a bank account and help his mother with the money while his neighborhood discussions centered on family and move plans.
A promotional note from Frederick and Nelson invites readers to enroll as part of a broad Good Samaritan effort aiding people in their darkest hours. The message emphasizes inclusivity beyond age sex or religion and asks readers to respond to the floor enrollment call.
The catalog lists gift books such as My Golden School Days and School-Girl Days with cloth and ooze leather bindings, plus pens, book marks, and quill holders. It promotes Mark Cross and Cordova Shop novelties in fine leathers, monogrammed items, and perfumery as suitable girl and boy graduate presents.
From the Jewelry Section for Boys the guide suggests Watch Fobs Waldemar Chains Tie Clips Cuff Links Military Brushes Key Kings Pencil Holders and Scarf Pins as graduation gifts. For Girls there is wide choice in Hair Ornaments Novelty Beads Fans Necklaces Brooches Bracelets Oriental Girdles Coin Purses Mesh Bags Sterling Silver Frames Boudoir Clocks and Silver-mounted Toilet Accessories. First Floor.
Ad copy notes pleated edged shirred ruffies for white cotton net flouncings set 2% inches apart or in groups to ease making graduation frocks dainty and fluffy. Flouncings are forty inches wide priced at 3.76 yard. Also offered is a double seated porch or lawn swing with green frame natural seats five feet high priced at 5.00.
Delegates from the United States and Canada gather in Seattle for the binennial grand division session of the International Order of Railroad Telegraphers at the Labor temple. Over 500 telegraphers have arrived with registration continuing at noon as officers report and committees will be named.
Reinold Schrotke was fined 50 cents per mile for exceeding the 20 mph limit by Justice Drinker on Monday. Schrotke was arrested Sunday on the Bothell road.
Twenty seven more seniors at the University of Washington may be admitted to the officers training camp at the Presidio. A telegram from the adjutant general’s office said these men will have the opportunity to enter the camp before June 15.
President Wilson plans a White House conference to press through a food control program with the approval of Congress and the cabinet. Secretary Houston and agricultural committee members from both houses will attend to resolve delays.
Washington May 15 carrying an appropriation of 5,596,946,881.22 the urgent deficiency bill was reported out of the Senate appropriations committee this afternoon.
Lady Maccabbes of Washington gathered in convention at Stevens hall Tuesday. The meeting marked the statewide gathering with sessions and organized activities.
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