The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1917, Page 14

JAUNTY YOUTHFUL Si XLeo JUST AS PICTURED HERE Seven Delightful Models Are Pictured Here—Scores More Equally Fashionable 300 Hats, west styles—reproduc- nd copies of much higher-priced mod- novelty braid and Milan hemps, in a wonderful range of colorings, including blue, gold, Chartreuse, twine and lots of bl flower, fruit and ibbe n trimmed all in n tions a Lisere, ack ones ALL THE LATEST SPRING MODELS YOUR CHOICE AT $7.50 An bisa’ Special i in ms Underwear Section | Women’ s $1.50 5 tinton Suits $1.15 1 soft silk fin h; extra well tailored le white t res 36 and 38 Suits of high gra in Dutch-neck style; ¢ OW | iccoee Women’s Union Suits 55c Sleeping Garments 55c Pure white cotton Unton Suits, fine ribbed: low | i see 7 neck, sleeveless garments, well tallored band ¢ vee ral gray knitted Sleeping Gar ned foot and the drop seat style, 1, 4, wpectal at 55< } reinforced crotch, cuff or umbrella lace k ments For Easter—New Washable Kid Gloves at $1.75 Pair In sizes 0 New Easter Gloves that will add ac ew H Soft, washable Kid Gloves in white, also of ry, $a putty, gray and the kind of Gloves that wash with satisfaction New Bacmo Washable Pique Kic Very new—the two-clasp Mocha Gloves in the newest shades Price $2.50. THE BON MARCHE } Gloves in Pearl, Ivory, Putty Spring and Gray. Price $2.25. . UPPER MAIN FLOOR Canary, A Bargain Feast. of Handkerchiefs PRICES A QUARTER TO A HALF LESS In spite of rising prices or: cotton, linen, silk—we were able to secure these dainty Handkerchiefs to sell at very decided savings. Women’s Handkerchiefe, of good quality 10c Embroidered Handkerchiefs, of fine | Lawn; pach roca 15c » made of sheer quality Lawn; 5 2 tw Sc Handkerchiefs, with rolled edges; apectal 1 PPER MAIN FLOOR—BON MARCHE Children’s Day Specials in Girls’ Dresses Girls’ Crepe Dresses at $1.29 Girls’ Corduroy Dresses $2.95 | af * 16? 4 Girls’ Serge Dresses at $3.95 H Just as attractive as can be are the Girls’ Dresses TH) at $1.29, as illustrated, of fine quality plisse cr ‘ mel blouse, lace trimmed, and with the t lounce skirt. At $2.95—Two-piece Corduroy Dresses — open- also sev and yoke front jacket effect and large white collar; eral styles in serge; straight-line effects styles; sizes 6 to 14 years Girls’ Wool Serge Dresses at $3.95 hioned with plaited skirts and patent belt. Navy with large | white serge collars, quiet plaids in Bolero style; many piped in contrasting colors. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE “Durability First” in Children’s School ~— will ne matter how | Saturday Specials in Groceries Butter 45c lb. or 3 Ibs. for $1.30 Washington Creamery Butter, Strictly Freeh Canned Peas, Del Monte brand, sweet sugar Peas, a can 14¢, For if Shoes ment, no SHILDREN’S SHOES Misses’ and Chil that are n with he comfor t wear, the p CHILDREN’S SHOES Splendid Shoes, made on broad footform lasts, not a nail used in the construction made of patent leather or dull y are a poor invest- dren's Shoes de of gunmetal calf, , durable soles and » broad toe shape, that always fit well calf, with leather or Neolin or 3 cans for ............. 10¢ Misses’ sises, 11% to 3, poor Canned Beans, Helmet brand, at $2.50 Children’s sizes, 5 to &, cut String Beans, a can...41¢ Children’s sizes, 8% toll, | at 81.85 AL vere Mereeee - $2.25 SEO Bets Se to 11, Canned Peaches, Del Monte 5 $2.00 Girls’ School Shoes $2.50 Pair School Shoes, calf, wide helght brand, California yellow Peaches, acan -19¢ California Ripe Olives, Capripo brand, the 25c size, special, a Tomato Catsup, Del Monte brand, made of best ripe Tomatoes, a Girls’ English Shoes $3.95 Pair Short lines of tan, gunmetal and patent leather English Shoes, with kid or cloth tops, white or black Neolin soles; all sizes, 2% to 6 THE BON MARCHE, Good wearing well made of gunmetal neat round toe shape, lasta and comfortable heels; in sizes 2% to 6. UPPER MAIN FLOOR |SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY] ‘OUR ENTIRE LINE OF BOYS’ MACK: INAWS REDUCED TO $3.95 EACH UPPER MAIN FLOOR “Carry Home’’ Specials in the Delicatessen PORK SAUSAGE 20c POUND Plum Butter, made of best de- licious fruit, a pound....12%¢ THE BON MARCHE ‘Boys’ SWE ATE RS WITH PATCH | Mince Meat, very best quality, | " si ie aaiiek ake ie | POMEL oooey ee cec cesses 1vwe| | LARS, SIZES 6 TO 12 YEARS, 59c FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. UNDER PRICED STORE—LOWER MAIN FLOOR. POCKETS, AND RUFF NECK COL. | THE | a Lee_want — SPEECH | followers and in the states of Nue Tamalpais influence cers a er of the d ording to information ob United States agenta he thene officers {x general Germans are in the tee, among th to Gov. Gen. ¢ state of Durango. to which no living soul has ever been appointed. Read about it Mon day WIDOW WINS MITE AFTER LONG FIGHT Mrs. granted her widow also of Minneapolis GOING TO MaKe a TF Nou'RE aspeecH, MAKe tr! RECITAL OF DRY STATISTICS 1! SPEECH £ — Terat's WHat Serge FL PASO, Tex, March nee the Mexicans to cut off The recent upriair n th « of Fellx Diaz’} >» district, 0 Leon and ted to German volts and f the Unit At { ten German army offi. justice are sald to © service of Gen of German « Caco Mur Carranza ¢ vision of the One of & quartermaster | conspiracy Juarer In other Carranza divisions, many exican serv em the chief of staff riel Gavira, of the obtained Inf: to telephone ce ings by conapl Sir of Cieveland wants The Boule Cabinet is one cabinet said to Mrs, Alice Ruude After eight months of Mitigation, davite Alico M. Ruude had been de a Year has been inite. previou death and there fore Her husband, Nels Ruude, was the insurances killed at Conerete, wash, May 28,/that she wa while working on a bul ¢ Ruude, Other by the Joh B. Tolsma the sister's conte The wife at that time wa in Minneapolis ment that She included in her claim affi-| false," topped efforts to ru had left his wife. 8 She Was Deserted NEW YORK, March Cabrera, minister of finance anti-American breaks in Mexico The New York poll ed Staten prationa # ~ ‘. atl = 2—Lu Police officials are sald to to the effect that the erted for more upported ntton that Ruude by EATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE» ) THESE PEOPLE DIDA'T COME HERE TO LISTEN TO a TE DIOVUS TEUTONS TRYING MEXICAN PLOTS TO CUT BRITISH HATCHED IN N. Y, NAVY OILSOURCE FOR LONG TIME Gen, Carra govern Gen. Obregon, Carranza’s min ister of war late Victor navy tained. lano Huerta, former director jermans wil of Mexico, and others were named today by various stories | of German intrigue in connec tion with a plot to foment re out i to nave down th have ~~ si wife than » husband's not entitle ruling Mrs came along tate he left me is absglutely Alice Runde filed her claim 8 finally settled thi with the industrial insurance com Supeifor Judge Mack mission on July 24, George Coryell the sister's appoea her attorney, sald, She was award ons’ 14 ed $20 a month until her death or | we remarriage. It is outrages id Sister Fights Claim Runde, “to start tory such Less than a month later the state they did. My hu impl : f | industrial commission received an-| West and misfortune made it tr other claim for the money from. possible for 1 to bring me . Ruudo's sister, Mable ©, Ruude,| with him at the The d to tated further dependent vit FREDERICK&NELSON Basemenf Salesroom A Special Parchase of 75 Taffeta Silk Dresses To Sell at $12.65 i. The colors include: Gold, Light-blue, Brown, Navy, Copenhagen, Tan, Green, Gray, Beige and Black. Three of the Dresses Are Sketched: At Center Al Right At Left Black tet $12.65. Charming Styles Featured in Trimmed Hats, at $5.00 $6.50, $7.50 Tailored Hats of smart Merino Union Suits, $1.25 severity ao Flower Trimmed Hats _in abundance Hair Brushes 50c RUSHI Hats fashioned of many rows of Ribbon _ Hats adorned with Orien- tal ornaments { black or 50c. t Bale New Silk Camisoles, $1 00 are m dea in pretty have been recei istles anc High-crown Military Hats y the beginning of the story, for there satin-faced ssack effect, and fairly out-coloring thers, some with trimming of th high stick-up in ¢ applique effects ting groups—$5.00, $6.50, $7.50. The Hat Pictured: in m directions, and thereby poir g tl this Hat of black ed all around, way to Spring smartness, isere straw, with brim up- ri Price si. 00. and wing trimming held by Price $7.50. jet pin. Salesroom. ' «ase Basement Salesroom. An Exceptional Offering of Novelty Oriental Baskets At Special Prices: 10c to $1.00 Girls’ Wash Dresses Oe, $1.25, $1.50. School and min Shoes For Girls and Boys PRIPES, pl new “ S OYS' and Youths’ Gun- effects are used Spring’s Tub Dresses, fash- | tal Calf St F : : meta a shoes joned into styles ire unusually attractive and | butt 1s , : ios : psutton and lace styles, with youthful t : pe ‘ | heavy, serviceable soles There are } node belted effects, 5 les. ‘ 1 n 1 linenette, with 544, $3.00 pair t 95e, $1.25, $1.50. Basement Salesroom. naterial for trimming. | Boys’ and Youths’ Scout Shoes, tan and ed horse soles. 1 to $3.00 New Mercerized Sweaters $4.25 Copenhagen smoke and Sizes 6 to 8, # to ll, : 2 ES Gold Rose pair. HESE Sweaters in Patent Mary Jane Pumps, with siltee wenvcectead He hand-turned soles, for misses, 5 children and growing girls. ish are exceptionally good Sizes 5 to 8, $1.50 pair; 8% looking. ‘They have large $0.21, $185: AEG $0 9, $2.85; 2% to 7, $2.75 pair square collar, patch pock / | Growing Girls’ Walking Shoes, ets and long t led / on English-style last, button | and lace style, in gun-metal calf, with leather or 1 Sizes sash belt, and the color eolin” ings are very effective | to 6, $4.25. a ‘a . Basement Infants | Cashmere Hose 18c Pair NFANTS’ — Fine-ribbed Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $4.50 With Extra Knickerbockers ELL-TAILORED Suits, made from durable cas- | * Cashmere — Stockin imeres in light and dark rings, in sizes from | warm and serviceable, sizes 7 to 17 years, Each Suit has two pairs of fulllined | 44 t0.6. 18¢ pair; 3 pairs knickerbockers. Price $4.50. for 50¢, Rasement Salesroom. ement Salesroom,