The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1917, Page 14

THE SEATILE 5 eTtark EMO: i Bee “t} ‘THE BON MARCHE |)!" ~ FREDERICK& NELSON RARRAARAAARAAAAAAAARARA | FIRST WITNESS Cretonnes Spring A'ready Here—Easter Just Around the Corner—High'| TELLS OF FATHER’S Union Suits ‘Basement Salesroom Special 15¢ Yard Time to Be Selecting Your Spring Wardrobe at the Bon Marche DEATH IN EVERETT 79c —- : A TIMELY offering of 1 to the boat | a a. it Th N. S . C n " ‘ a pee men marched to the boat N S} S] f fe ild J insets inary "army Women's Swiss e New Spring Coats aaite edeledas A > The deputies thought trouble ribbed Union Suits (white , bi 1 tan on back- ew aie" id ae . 11 - i Genie. be) stopped it the men wn and pink) low neck, * $15. 00 grounds cream, tan and ecently Opened on the Upper Main Floor Curties Shot leeveless tyl ome 1 A shop for little folks, with the most complete lines o Also, C. O, Curtiva was shot at with tight knee, others in AR coll ash belts and A quality that will be Shoes for Infants, for Children, for M s for Little Ger the k before he could draw his} ankle length Shell-fin ows and rows of stitching are found very desirable { A Shoe Shop where correct shapes for little feet vip a etate” WAL ‘alow fleet. tol ished or band top style, | amor iteresting style-detail Sp dra : i always be ‘found; where the needs of little feet will be « » a city ordinance; that the ual value THe. cine Aine’ the *Heh sate pie \ for pi ar OX ct vere fully studied, and where salespeople will be able first shot, and that Thomas Tr nc) } Basement Balesroor a ar v } « ing ial 15¢ yard. expert service in the fitting of Children's Shoe ar oa Perce gg fired ass »| Coats ) —Basement Salesroom, Children’s and Misses’ Shoes |thoxe men went 10 Women’s Hose Pan entoclags Meatots Copen, Of patent leather with white Reinskin cloth tops, p! Pte eae epee, Cee Wen , hagen, rose, magenta, navy, Shadow Laces ater a 1 x ‘ I Ifa shingle weavers’ strike | 7 ; neat toe shapes, in lace or button style "Tho state admits there was al 18c Pair black, also checks in combina- 25c¢ Yard CHILDREN’S SIZES, 8% TO 11—$2.50 |p ilewal right to strike, but will not} LACK Cotton Stock tions of white, tan or green and SSES % to 2-82.75 jdwell on the merits. | pre = JOUNCINGS of soft MISSES 1t%4 to —¢ Ih} “We will shoW that this strike ings of good quality black, and striking plaids. ; x Children’s and Misses’ Shoes Children’s New Shoes | was followed by an I. W. W. meak:| in sizes 9 and 934 only, Spring weights of wool velo shadow jaee, 1 aa « € uggested direc « a, 2. che - Shoes of Gunmetal Calf with extra high tops Of Patent leather, Kid, Tan andé Gunmetal r who. sumgested direct notion, | hemmed-top style, priced from 12 to 24 inches, de sirable for undermuslin of black cloth and medium weight welt soles, Calf and White Nubuck, tn Ince and button styles, |f/ Mra cited the dynamiting of the at 18¢@ pair; 3 pairs for | iia novelty es “Ved {\ t CHILDR IZES, 8% TO 11—-$2.50 SIZ s TO 8, AT $2.00 AND $2.25 . ' a arrested. A G..00,. -tcdeinent Geitersem. and novel make ideai * trimming and_ blouses, MISS! . 11% TO 2, AT $3.00 s 8% TO 11, at $2.60 AND $2.75 . < and told the mediums for the development of cream and White, 25¢ - inj. to o Was an | these r t 7 ANS y Little Gents’ Shoes $2.50 Little Gents’ Shoes $2.00 jury to all, eed tie B jc these, beatst, Cos 5 yarhe crmeewoets Oram Gunmetal Caif Shoes; lace and button styles Good wearing nol Si Came Again | uttons Avery attractive sho : ‘ with welt soles of leather or rubber fiber; sizes | with extra heavy soles of solid 1 “Round, a speaker, came again, 5 et 2 fies wort | ets Salgeniictaase me amen 10c Dozen $15.00. ; Women’s Linen Later 20 L W. W's were ar Two other groups of Spring Coats, equally inter- Durable Shoes for Boys and Girls of Larger Growth | ane ee re Maree OAS Soe samoing esting in style and value—at $12.50 and $17.50. Handkerchiefs | would get Donald McRae and Buttons in foundsilat Boys’ Iron-Wear Shoes, made of solid leather | Girls’ Gunmetal Shoes, made on Pngiish Too lasts |f{ other officers 3 t nd, fs throughout; .strong and durable; sizes 12% to and S-inch tops; low heels, Pair $4.25, | “On August 31 a committee of and ‘novelty styles, espe =x - oc 18c 5%. Pair, $3.65, Girls’ Gunmetal Calf Shoes; lace style; extension Seattle I. W. W.'s told Mayor Mer cially suitable for the one EMSTITCHED Linen Boys’ Gunmetal! Caif Shoes, lace and button, rub- and one-inch heels; eizea 2% to 6. Pair, { they would call thousands tebe cle dresscor suit ad . te “ Miliaa Seether notes; piece 2% t 6%. Pair, 0, their mémbers to the city unless f , , 125 Trimmed Hats Handkerchiefs with $3.00. PER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE they were allowed to speak 10¢ dozen f : them: ahd” dete Spokane Bowed —Basoment Salesroom g-inch hem a y “They cited Spokane as one city + Ina Springtime Showing at p—egennring pat nc . each; 3 tor . |f| which had bowed to them ° | A Special Display of Children’s |: 2" ~ Pe $7.50 —_ jeltizens’ meeting, during which 2 Windsor Ties poplin, gaberdine, serge, diagon Jeltizens were sworn in to pre —a new shipment, featur- | 66Q7ARIETY” was evidently Sarthe Coats and Tub Frocks fe is ee ae ing floral designs in bright the watchword in as- A number of ‘mysterious fires and medium colorings, for | sembling these Hats, for here took place after the I. W. W.'s kimonos and sacques, 30 | are styles for every Spring need: Children’ Ss Coats Girls’ New Tub th hese fires were started by ‘ - ide, BBG yard. Tailored Hats . checks, stripes and plaid $2.95 to $20 F rocks 59c to $5 iT Hom n ech y Ww wie arrenad | Flower-trimmed Hats patterns— for wear with | y blouse va Gia Yireenen® ted right | | had phosphorus on them Sports Hats Dress Hats oer sr: ¢ or shirtwaist, N Spring Coats, in sizes airts . | he evidence will further show ¢ * | 25 cach ; ay oe “| me? sort for school wéar: ne {A | that the I. W, W. organization waa in twine shade, Chartreuse, gold, ‘a | —Basement Salesroom. ieth a A rag a new Princess effect; fla : a be = ere — = rey tee | rose and the more staple colorings, a .. ee ext was 0 ere harmful, despite their mode! gt ery muc ye . and straight-line mn dels, | misleading statements that they | including black—a very attractive \ mother’s coats—full flaring Wy \ two-piece effects. Cham &re friends. ‘Abolition of the wage | assortment. Aree : Japanese and high-waisted, with large brays, linenes, poplins and | system,’ is their watchword. | : 1 ! The Black Hemp Hat Sketched Tea Cloths We will show they were in Ev pingha are y nf] a double collars; full and half- c ginghams are employed in if! sett, not to help the unions In the pe the making; in pretty pla fw <a dein belted. The large fancy col- et: ne making; in pretty plain jf) city, but ald in recruiting new | emo New Arrivals colors and combinations; jf | members. ‘ , F ’ very i c “s d < a t ts crow lars are very appealing to the ne smocked, others con-|f4 “Sheriff McRae will awake some Thin China adds width to its brim and height to its crown LEASING blue little folks ; $2.95 to $20.00. YA trastingly trimmed. eseeee. GAG | ate of aor 04 Cups and Saucers by any edging. of dace: braids es 9 pire shades in a number band are of Belgium-blue silk and the “feeler” Chi'dren’s Day Specials in the Girls’ Section | eat one time 18 LW. W's eft i Special $1.00 trimmings are held by straw ornaments. Price Pave rome Vn Bats |} | Jesus,” one 1. W. W. was heard to Seattle and got off at Mukdilt Children’s SOc Play Aprogs of chambray, | $2.98 and $3.50 Mercerized Rep Coats, |] and were inet by Edith Frevette|f with bows in the back and large, fancy lined throughout with embroidered col- |f “4 ‘ken to Everett tn a laugeh. A S pictured, Gups Child s H fi Ss | as follows: Sheriff Meets "E Ss s of i ing H i pockets, at 25¢. | lars and cuffs, at 98¢. “The sheriff met thom in’ another | and: Sees een? Seay ee Sea) teehee dl | Girls’ and Children’s $1.25 and $1.50 Kew- | vont and arrested the wen. They|[] graceful shape, in thin ’ ‘ 2 xO inches, pie Bath Robes and Flannelette Kimo- | Infants’ Bootees, soft and warm, in pretty || were later released and made} i china, with decoration vary almost as widely in style as those for their elders, | 72x72 inches, 1.50. nos, at T5¢. combination colors, at 19¢ and 25¢. Hy my ow of fine gold line, special and include plain banded effects, ribbon trimmed nov- Napkins to match hen, on October 20, 41 men ; s * ; a arpa ‘ J ‘ : c c . set of 6, $1.00. clties and lace-straw effects for dress occasions—priced | | cach design, 50¢ dozen, Saturday will be Nurse Hubbard’s last day in our Baby Section, so don't nest woe ee seninetenk Melearooes oie OSe to $5.00 a ae Bars wcmdenikais fail to let her explain to you the merits of Vanta Pinless and Buttonless Baby [Jj At this juncture two men were Ee il acento ga sis. Garments. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Nl tte we wee . Set of Six $7.50. Tea Cloths. Three sizes, | The Tranks, Sait Cave wee Hae a te the Basement of the Union Street| | (:” 3°0""0,-2"~ =] Girls? Wash Dresses, $1.50 | Crepe de Chine and Tub 07 longsid Sporting Goods The citizens may way they were | ‘ '. re le oys an vitedd 00. ke t x bat ine tate of the pectic dope bicgaiags ete es es Silk Waists, $2.50 ‘ A Sale of $1. 00 Leather Hand eevge sltned in organize- ing, ey there are many others so at t a IMPLY styled Blouses for wear with the Spring t to wreck Everett . f, H ; thet it serves a6 6 mothers can outfit the children for Spring from ! suit, designed with square or round collar and Ba S at 79¢ Each sree apes adel bdibeny assortment alone. trimmed with white banding or lace. They feature nich time they planned to seek ] 4d sl length i all de with elastic at vengeance. ‘ good sleeve lengths, and all are made with elastic a a e bey ‘ Organization Untawfut | The Dress at Right Pepe A very special offering at a time when Leather Hand Bags are scarce at |}} “1 tan pant a Bt erated: CilolcsMdlin to Maisde Vie waistline. any price. Hint of mutives i aed tone ‘ ed Pc beat Va eS In the Tub Silk Blouses one may choose frdm ay rea aes et eneee Leather Hand Bags, made with leather covered or fancy Ww is an organization based on patch pockets of white. The rake a number of pleasing stripe combinations, and 4 metal frames and fitted with coin purse and mirror. uniawful ba. ekirt ix gathered te e high : 2 * . One of their principles is sabot walatiine. Price $1 . the Crepe de Chine models are in pink and | Magazine Beads Priced’50c | New Beads Priced at 50 (for i's Soimcton of the machio-l! The Dress at Left ¢4 Fa) Hea neGiO RNG 2900 0 ’ ‘ Basement Salesroo: S| The newest craze in Beads, and very at- Pretty Cc ber and Jet Beads, in |B} 4, Z re 1 af iB A fo rade Is in a combination of plain ' 5 h on to obtain {ts idea of freedom. plue vf har y with tractive are the highly-colored Magazine 27-inch chains; ar lin graduated bead It does not b in the waliot : mois 9 gingham ts Beads, cleverly combined with Beads of | effects, and : come in oval and The free speech campaign was style, with plait e «| / a — 2 > | contrasting colors; a good assortment of | round styles only a cloak to make Kverett a bat ‘ novelty side Ais A N W C t 1 00 aoe & 4 pps ana oe mewn tle . im which they cabs t ier Pete | e orset a a brilliant colors. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE fastening, Price = Called the “Cats” : és " ial eainas ited kan eites : TT “Finally tha’ “ ae Sizes 8 to 14 years For the Average Figure MEN’S WEEK” AT THE BON MARCHE Rd ied ait ic QO RR pea ouerege See men who could fight, from all over S new ille el has y Men Laugh at the Higher Cost of Living the country to come to Everett. ‘ HIS new Miller model has low ght before the Ev * : u a g skirt wi as- urea |e © was a meeting tn Attractive Values in bust and long skirt with elas as They Buy These Shirts at 95c | : te, after which the press was fj ‘Ik ie Of wilpetie Aes yo the Of course ‘the hirts are worth more, but then broken lines have to be cleaned out | was to Mb furctine Seal wehbe. Black Chiffon Taffeta Si Ss J ~ ro ee - eer: at a reduced price if a store would keep its stocks bright and new, and Men's Wee “At noon on Sunday, 300 men an ae i ibe is a free-hip nde ; is : rood sys to clear out the Shirt bray . | marched to the Colman dock, None SOFT-FINISHED Taffeta Silk, firmly woven and It is a free hij model, with two 8 E of these men lived in Everett or in a desirable weight for Spring suits and one- net hooks below front stay and two In woven madras and fine percales, with starched or soft cuffs wanted Jobs there, but assembled zo by s > i - id | | . i WN and a good line of staple and fancy stripings; all sizes, and a dif- for one purpose and that to invade piece dresses, 36 inches wide, $1.50 yard sets of hose supporters. Made of * ‘ iverett, Twe er 7 ssirable rights for suits, ' . ‘i A x y td aa ferent assortment of patterns in every size. Te Maakaiee aaa Two ncn pane *, "a1 ir ine sis. cola ak a firm coutil, with embroidery trim- : ieee ane | “ - dresses and underskirts, 00 anc “ arc , : 4 MEN'S STORE—JUST A STEP INSIDE THR LOWER SECOND AVENUE ENTRANCE | I, Manag, Was iavised from Seat er eee —Basement * \ ming. Price $1.00. se aaideaiag || tle that the 200 men had set sail | Ax § ” ses vs 4 jf }on the Verona and Calista Saturday Will Be National aioe Day Me PRR ara <i mien callton = pean Me he ? 1 Sunki Spring Underwear for seating Would ike hall Boys Norfolk Suits unkist Navel Oranges lc Each [Women and Children! |". is’stemen , it state's will show many With Extra Knickerbockers : . Small, juicy Oranges, special at 1c each.. At this | You will find our stocks of ||} of the |W. W.s were armed and For Planting Time Goaue’ will have a chance to have plenty Ak cacidn ih ea pa | club Be beatae, show thet $4.15 at prices that will interest | |f| that the fares were paid only one HE —Basement Salesroom, —our Housewares Section offers everything Washington Creamery But. | California Layer Figs— Extra , durable gray and i > way of tools aire Sit |. oallte pe ey fable’ fist e | you. Here are some of the eR AS, | j wing 15 Measind nate needed in the v of tools and seeds, to insure gee eeteories: | pound, 17/6. things we have to offer you: PE Lau oP tp Ube pha SO Pprinegee oa Hinton = successful lawns and gardens. For Saturday, Mayfiower Coffee, roasted | Canned Green String Beans— Vests and Pants at 25c hoped {© conquer Hverett or al Saat ig ee ah these special values are featured: , , Cutting’s Brand; a dozen, s d 5 ipithn . jf | have trouble and be forced to rood service under the hard fresh daily; special a $1.10; can, 10. New Spring weight Vests and scatter, The state will show id pound, 25é, | 10; + 10¢. Pants; white ribbed cotton; vests peadttnted dents Re ae usage of school and_ play GARDEN RAKES, Cudahy’s Sugarcured Bacon, | Canned Apricote—Del Monte with long or short sleeves; pants, | | re ie * / aT; SPECIAL 35 by the plece, B2/2¢ 1b Brand; regular 30c cans; | ankle and knee length; sizes to 16 Fa ete ees het Beard) { wear, and the extra pair of Se eat sliced, a pound, Be. | special a can, 236, years, Fetrbinighelintir ted slat pare ok } knickerbockers add appre aE ev at ge eRe" bos falifornia soft shell | Leslie’s Shaker Salt, guaran Ww , ‘ shelter after he. was mortally / sis cochiteaatel bea INR, th 4 iron, 12-tooth style strongly 1 quality, 26 val- teed not to cake; a pack omen’s Pants 35c a Pair pone Sines took htm toa \ ciably to the life of the suit. | made, with long handle of fin- « . Medium weight white, fine rib- | || 2ospita lere he died 36 hours | ; ished hardwood. Special 35e, 1 a pound, 20¢, age, Be. bed cotton tights and pants; knee | | ae owitiibe at \\om . ‘ " Ded ¥ Re a length, hegre ene Ti w © shown that th v CARRY HOME SPECIALS IN THE Jength, some made cut! kn ftv | Fe Pye ed dabrgl ey tire \ $4.15. LONG-HANDLE SHOVELS, | TIN SPRAYER, DELICATESSEN da ahs Si 8 sates 96 HI|. tne evisence wit! show thet ti SPRING HATS.in the pop- | 1] "itcag, qustate @erten | Wraneaies! ‘ ‘ , e show tha o r A a Strong, well-made Garden vell- 2 8S yer Disaet Suihs,:t06% ‘end | Chip Best, beet: quality: Sat- Women 8 Union Suits 55c I, W. W. filled the Spokane jails A “ ular “rah-rah” style, sizes stiovila with-voRaika ian: beaut h wink lines Fol = wholesome; Saturday only, | — urday only, a pound, 40¢, Snowy white knit Union Sufts, during a similar affair and tled up . 6! 6%, 35: vent a paint | ervair;*hend eine ese! i aces, a8, Ripe Olives, large size: pint, | With cuff or lace knees, of fine listo the machinery of justice by de. 8 to O54, B5S¢. end long handle of fin:| i.e gardens, abuibooy icliak ac hcoents ster | eee. thread, Sizes 88, wt 550; te trials and that BOYS! TAPELESS BLOUSHS ‘oF chanblay, pete ished hardwood. Special | and chicken coops Sie Ham, sliced to order, a lb, | FOURTH FLOOR— sizes 40, 42 and |Chiet of Police Sullivan of that set 4 > ‘ of chambray, percale S5e, cial 30¢, py | THE BON MARCHE ~ | \Bjeity was killed one. night as he| and gingham, sizes 6 to 15 years, 29 “Housewares Section, Rasoment | played in his home with bis 3-week- il ; | | after \\ Y } Sizes 7 to 16 years. Price Basement Saiesroom, jold buby.