The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1917, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR a MEXICANS BUY a THE BON MARCHE | cnsivupu | 2oSt. FREDERICK@NELSON {ois A Special Showing of Smart Silk Skirts women ieee, Basement Salesroom =." " TOKIO, March 14 —(By Mail) | An international affair, cen. Silk Ski | tering around three Mevicans | Wid. Ch t and their mysterious move | . ide oice in I r Ss | ments in attempts to buy ammu- Ch E H | : fice pg Rye arming Laster Hats Sisitinh Tinaie tue Bile lahed its first act in Japan. To | Special $5.00 fl Site cmt sets $5.00, $6.50 and $7.50 mart Coats for Laster | Ircles here is directed toward . 9 ° ° The predominating fashion of the new & | cenieetira 4 at what the | HE { red idea $12.50 $15 $17 50 $21 ¥ ‘ , a rec + . Separate Silk Skirts for Spring wear finds F\\\ \ []| Mexicane wera at'I thelr ie wvored id¢ ’ iss ’ ‘ Br ySkt Section displaying clever new \\\\ \\ sien | ag of Spring in Dress 2 Const ANT additions to the Coat showing styles, charming models, and very moder- \\ \\ \ 1 ER tga ales ve ape Hats, Tailored Hats : bring these displays to a point where there ately priced. Skirts of silk taffeta, in \ NM in) [been so intent as to arouse daily | and Sports Hats. are by is much to interest the woman who has in mind black, navy and the newest of stripe pat- Cee oe trait Amenin. sO well represented \ CZ | a moderately-priced Coat as part of the Easter cos- and British emb: terns; yoke and shirred tops and the new- here, the hat in these three groups, W/ |} lume, An idea of the variety is outlined below: est ideas in novelty pockets; also Wooi pes ep oF Lowboy ta that almost any plan j | Skirts, plain color, plaids and checks Exports for a moderately = | New Silk and Wool New Silk and Wool fizcret's'seicner te station priced aster amy Se Fabrics: Dress Skirts $7.50 Dress Skirts $8.89 lie em known ax certainty that eae i vaticuce Poptia ! A splendid new line of Separate Skirts; nese, a Dutch adventurer and « Gaberdine charming styles of silk taffeta in plain Skirts of exceptional value and repre- Hf Weishman, dischar White Hats and sd from the} : senting the most pleasing styles Silk British army for conduct un’ om many’ to. match Wool Velour Mavy and the newest stripe designs; plain Skirts in plain black and blue and st t* |p ine an officer, succeeded tn « r the Easter cos. Diagonal flare models with many rows of shirring i nes a ng the Kotohira Maru Thats lian doe, eel SO wae Velode at the top; also Wool Skirts in plain and | St™pe patterns, ma le in vertical effect ‘essol of 4.100 to A tume, including g 4 \ 4 \. this boat left Yokoh: we night of Ja Muroran, where it cc shirred top models ilso of Matrons’ Hats, fe < negee 4 Ww a merge Fancy rose, gold, Orien- tal-blue, green, novelty effects. belted, yoke top SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARCHE turing the | Coatings d sa Hrect for Salina Crus, | beige, grey and hape ‘ with Pe cane ee | \ i Sa “g to the manifest, the in dark color an | ' AMERICAN FLAGS FOR AMERICAN HOMES J J tise ssn otha tots, nt eases yee | also Chech able light that this » of Very interesting in style and value—$5.00, $6.50 nd Mats | weight Standard Wool Bunting Flags that are well sewed and finished through- or ikeee tal out; Flags that have stars on both sides and strong canvas headings and brass Salina Cruz grommets. if {tous Size 5x8 Feet $6.95 Size 6x9 Feet $7.95 Size 8x12 Feet $12.50 BASEMENT—UNION STREET STORE—THE BON MARCHE Lovely Easter Hats at $7.51 7.50 So New, So Charming Dt Mid dbase ihbies The Mexicans were J, M So Very Becoming I] carlo "Varn and Gutter as rega Ney ar in Yokohama *.,° Adorable, beautiful Hats, these, at $7 n || November 23, They are all Carran O f h B especially created group for Saturday ta men. Carpio was chief of staff ut itting t e Oy Good-looking liseres, and very fine ps so flexible and easy to wear did not sail dir weaves fl in also} : dare sel The Showing of nese KUN ¢ ts. vod that the Mexicans, Children’s Easter Hats Style Details Al a in their operations by ness of the Ja re off an old to add to their small ar uantity of machinery cture of guns and am flowers. Pric Full, three-quarter and sports length: many different styles aid with silk or broadcloth, Large Collars, som Belts Cord sashes \ing and button trimming. banded mush stra sprees deta Milan a " 4 with trir of bows, silk facings and tit | Four diversified groups, offering very attractive values ed from 50¢ to $4.95. | at $12.50, $15.00, $17.50 and $21.00. —Hasement Salestoom Girls’ Spring Coats $3.95 to $9.50 ITTLE GIRLS who are jen. Obregon, Carranza’s war arcana mes for Easter Madonna blues, old gold, the du kinds of it. ‘They had credits Is ! are the leaders in col a d by New ¥ totaling may be accomplished at very mod- to have a new Coat and marked special at $ poirenenct niga aang A che est outlay in the Basement Easter may choose from, SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE been deposited in the Chartered Salesroom, as will be seen in these plaids, checks and pleasing bank, t First Bank of Japan, and :- Feri g* lain colors i smart-st ] . the Mitent bank In addition to typical offerings: pears spade see by 5 psi | these credits there in a large sum| BLUE SERGE SUITS in pinch-back model — - of money deposited in a powerful with full-lined knickerbockers, sizes 10 t Poplin and Corded Coat . S yank here, the remnant of a sum 16 years, @4.15. placed here by Gen, Huerta when Spring Coats of Serge, = i — hat bi : ; EXTRA-TROUSER SUITS in pinch : ; «ofall yr ne ae aesaion es radio models, with three-piece belt; t They have the large \\ ? | _— a from serviceable gray, tan and brown collars of the vogue, < & ~ caasimeres, sizes 7 to 17 years, 84.15. bel 4 tt f \ “e K JUNIOR NORFOLK SUITS tn blue serges elts and over-collar © 5 | and gray and tan casgimeres, sizes 3 to 8 white pique or con- : armas roca | years, $4.00 and 85.00, trasting color. Sizes 4 v POR a WABH SUITS in Junior Norfolk style, pat wi Public School Expesition of Bird Hoases—March 31— | Saturday Specials in Groceries 9 terned with light and dark stripes on to 14 years. Prices— ee white grounds, sizes 3 to § years, 65¢. $395, $5.00, $7.50 and Press Club Theatre—Admission Free ' Butter 43c lb. SPRING HATS AND CAPS in « 4 and S080. uae ance If you can’t make a ak | 7, Be. ishaiadaiacaiia House, then buy Washington — Creamery | COL UM BOYS’ KNIT NECKWEAR, 256, e Butter, guaranteed strictly | BOYS’ SWEATERS tn ae als eid ‘ ‘ * fresh, 3 pounds $1.25. Glad Look! Ian't that the first gleam maroon, sizes 26 to 34, wea 254! Lisle Union Suits Wash Laces nial dawn, when the nll darn, en the ee $1.25 10c Yard to deliver it with other gro ceries f couc b, while the ele- i Navel Oranges — Sunkist twitter in the branches DESIRABLE weight HIS assortment in- brand, small and juicy, each 1¢, ‘ Surely, the world is grow f, ar i c s i Mayflower Coffee — {reshiy |J ine better, when bootleggers give Child ’ T b D POE ere eee ™ . cludes Lats ia roasted, a pound, 25¢, of their funds that Seattle may be laren s u resses Women’s Lisle - thread Valenciennes, Shadow, surged of its naughtiness. Bird Bungalows, cut from solid log, with bark roof, and hanger to fasten Ghirardelli’s Ground Chocolate ae Union Suits, in low neck, Filet and Cluny patterns, them to a tree or pole 3-pound ean for 75¢. Il LAW ENFORCEMENT NEEDED 75c 95c $1 25 $1 50 | sleeveless style, with tight in white and cream and | SOURTH FLOOR—THE BON Canned Peas, Del Monte What's the matter with our of ? ’ ” 4 3 knee and shell trimming widths up to 3% inches— MARCHE Brand, a can 14¢ or 3 cans for ficers? Here it is nearly April and LARGE assortment of the styles at neck and = arm-eye. adaptable to many uses 40¢. ‘hardly a day without rain, Haven't Tomato Catsup, Del Monte we a blue sk that are most popular with school izes 36 to 44. Price in Spring sewing. Price ; T VV 4 . nottles, eac ; +25. 10¢ yard. EAS ER GLO ES $1 75 160. Oe ee “Sweet Vi ot the “bright girls is offered in these well-made $1. irr Basement Galestoor “Basement Salesroom. . ° Pure Frult JellyArmour's |f|Young men,” of the Kitsap Counts Gingham Dresses—Billie Burke, Peter — é Jast Recieved From France Brand, Sounce glass for 10¢. Herald, offers the following from Thompson, Empire and Middy effects Our Easter offering in Gloves—Gloves of*the highest peg the te tist of all ing of the dae sicher a Organdie and Crepe etandard, and for only $1.75 a pair. They are dress kid CARRY HOMI tft wad | Gloves, 2-clasp style, in white and black, with oversewn SPECIALS IN THE sitting, w and paint Chotce of stripe a and plaids Seams and Paris point backs—and your chsice of self o with water color its your natur pleasing color-combinations, C iH] 50 contrasting stitching, Also perl full Dates Gl sia e DELICATESSEN |J \al picture with a bright smile. plain colors, with braiding, b O. ars, iC ee and piping for trimming. Sizes 14 years. Prices, 75¢, 95¢, $1.25 VARIETY of good styles in these new Collars of and 81.50, A sheer Organdie and Georgette crepe, including JUNIORS' WASH DRESSES in sizes 12, 14 aie , sce ie affects: “Sik int 4:0 16 years, amade’ up ts pidshaine and circular, sailor and pointed back effects, h dainty Iinen-finished material, in Billie Burke and trimming of Valenciennes and Filet-pattern laces and M y style 5 to 5 : scan liciobies fas. 32h insertions. Attractively priced at 50¢. —Basement Salesroom Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes An R. & G. Corset —especially featuring those that combine good For the Stout Figure appearance with sturdy wearing qualities—for at $1.75 Easter and general Spring wear. T HE white or black, at $2.00 a pair. Mayonnai AMERICAN-MADE KID GLOVES FOR EASTER | £70), ttly.s 3 $1.50 A PAIR Pork Sausage—Made special Your Easter Kid Gloves are here, to match your ne OS Rill Bon Marche, a pound, | “costume, in white, pearl, putty, sand, canary and tan—lot vey Saimon receiv of pretty novelties in the lot. Also Chamois and Doeskin fresh every morning: a pisddty joves. 17¢. Peanut Butter— ‘Double-Tipped Silk Gloves, with guarantee ticket in each | Saturday outs. pair. White, black, pongee, tan, gray and navy, 65c to $1.50 2°¢- WHAT HO! CHINA? fi HON. UNCLE SAMMY } FIGHT — ME FIGHT! SAM ALLUS RIGHT ME STICK BY SAM pecial for 2 pdunds for FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE MARCHE LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE The Alnderpriced. - Section - firm quality of the coutil, t Boys’ and Youths’ Gun-metal Calf Lace Shoes, as pic tured, on broad-toe last yrced material double rei the abdomen, and the wide graduated front stay are features that make this with black Neolin sole, sizes Re cee, Sees si 9 to 12%, $2.75; 1 to 6, on English-style last, $3.50 pair. Corset especially suitable for the «OB stout figure It has low bust and t ar) Boys’ and Youths’ “Scout” medium-length skirt, with two strong A Special Bargain List for Saturday A Chicago newspaper remarks Shoes in tan and black, lace 1ooks below front stay, and four hose e that anyway Congresswoman Ran.- | : Everything in this section is half price at least, and if it doesn't go quickly kin will not put her feet on top of | ae Bako be -anggres bg supporters, Price $1.75. sole, sizes o 18 enough at that—we give it another bump. Here are some laggards that should & desk and chaw terbacker. We aha AT $1.00 go quickly at their new and lower prices: Hy ct badd at sue. TOL Bot Chee mis ) | dice it we're not so certain pair, Pink or white Coutil Corset for the Women’s Oxfords, patent leather, kid Men's Fancy Vests, pure white or \ ah Bra chalet dihad ngd ' average figure, with low bust and and satin high Shc ms in small size stripe: f Poleek 12: t $3 50, me de tol Beit i Children's Tan Calf Button | Misses’ and Children’s Patent eal Dire igttl ‘ a 1 ad s Shoes, all s ; $; fo) y $1.25 to $3.50, now n what kind of looki he Sh om ' medi Ss ightly bonec | she oes on “skuff bas. If they’r uffer” last, with Vici Kid Mary Jane Pumps a pair 75¢. 25¢. Men's Hats and Caps, for motormen, conductors; yachting caps and felt hats; were 50c to $3.00, now at 25¢. Men's White Plaited Shirts, mostly large sizes; reduced to 25¢. Boys’ Hats in felt; assorted sizes and uinty, it's 60-50 ee furnished with four hose supporters. Sizes 19 to 26, tan Neolin sole—no tacks or with hand-turned soles, sizes , . Price $1.00. nails are used in their mak 2 to 5, $1.00; 5% to 8, $1.25 n ‘ to 8, $2.50 pair; 8% to 11, $1.65; 11% to 2 Lace-front Models in R. & G. Corsets, 75 pair. $1.95 pair, $1.50 and $2.00. Comfort Shoes gnd Oxfords, in small sizes; Saturday, a pair $1.00. Baseball Shoes, low, lace style; bro- ken sizes; special, a pair $1.00. Women’s Oxfords, in small sizes; sat- 1 play a plano in a music |store,” writes W. A. H., “and my Ing, Bises fevyorite recreation is listening to 8% to 11, tho various titles patrons give to music they wish to buy. For in stance —Basement Salesroom ‘Have you got ins, tans and kids; special, pair 5O0¢. colors ; very special at 19¢. : ‘On the Va 1 Mocha Isle,’ Children’s Flannelette Bath Robes, in} ,, Children’s Rompers in tan and blue; 0 ae There's a Little Bit of Good | ry Bad Little Girl,’ American, | Love You, ‘Ahoa Lo | My, How She Could Wacki |F\ Yacki Hicki Dicki Who,’ | They Made It Once or Twice | Aj and Call 1t Dixte-Lanay” they were 10c; special at Be. Buttons in a number of sizes; metal, fancy buttons and velvet buttons, worth to 50; dozen 5¢. assorted colors and broken sizes, 5O¢. Books—assorted kinds and prices; gift Books, Novels and others, Half Price. in &