The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1917, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE In the Untrimmed Millinery A Sale of F lowers WITH BRIGHT, NEW AND BLOSSOMS VERY ATTRAC PRICINGS tl wer BLOOMS Vivi the sunimer here at mean b n at 35c Satin and Mull Roses and Large bloom | \ they beautiful bowers of it 2c Daisies, Roses and Poppy Wreaths Pretty, pink, « Daisies June Roses, three Wreaths new, large Da with THE Tuesday Economies in the Baby Shop baby The SECOND FLOOR BON MARCHE dressing when Bon these. No need to fear about the high cost of Marche Baby Shop is offering specials like Infants’ 60c and 75c Skirts 47c | Infants’ 98c & $1.25 Skirts 75c Waist and Gertrude Styles In Waist and Gertrude Styles Made of soft pin tucks at the broidery edge or « edge; well made and fi \t White Dresses at 98c Little dainty White . made of fine, sheer Jawn, in pretty yoke styl finished at botiom with ruffle of pretty embroidery Wool Sacques at $1.25 Infants’ Wool Knit Sacques with open kimono sleeves, col Jar and sleeves worked with Mercerized thread embroidery finished with silk ribbon wh el 7 kirts of ¢ mbined with nuslin; s finished grade 1 I lace | flounces ucks wit etty Wool Sweaters at $1.50 Wool rd ” link stiter neck Sweaters, knitt in tots button to the style and ft Wool Sweaters, in Copenhagen Crib Blankets at 65c belted warm, rose and blue fleecy Crib in pin owknot or T Blankets, and idy 0x40 Me ees SECOND FLOOR oe Notion Sale F Another Day of Reduced Prices on Small Wares and Sewing Supplies. 0c Slipon Velis in biack. @ray; special, 4 for 25¢. Se paper common Pins; fine needle point brass Pins; 160 to the paper, at Be, 25c card West's Electric Hair Curlers; "five Curlers on each card: price 19¢. : | Omo Bias Cambric Binding, in black PERC and white, ard pleces, each Se. 32- an 3 neh 25c Kabo Underwaists 15c Kabo Waists, made of fine cambric, | fitted with good, strong supporters M ng and Sizes 2 to 14 years; sale price, 15¢ | hairline r {ras for 19% WHITE RATINI White Tues« Hear THE BON MARCHE a Taesday Specials in Domestics 75c Cotton Bats 50¢ Ea. Bleached Cotton B 234 pounds each for your summer cam} 18c COTTON CHALLIE 2.000 Pr designs, 65c each. that weigh f making brown and > 12 YARD ALES 10¢ YARD 10 yards WHITE MADRAS Shirting M 25¢ 19¢ YARD adras, 32 inches Mad 25¢ Embroidered Embiems in red, o, and bli complete set for 10¢. Richardson's R. M. C. Crochet Cotton | in white, colors and ecru; a ball 7¢, Sewing Silk in white and colors; 106 | yard spools, each 4¢. 3c Darning Cotton, &ply, black only; 45-yard spools, 3 for 5¢, alana MAIN FLOOR—BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT Lower Operating Expenses Enable Us to Give You Bigger Bargains white 19¢ YARD Ratine, 36 inches wide yards a special price and dresses {5c WHITE White Suiting Suiting, for material skirts SUITING 34 124%c YARD and suits LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE There is no fine furniture in this “new kind as pipe; other fixtures are quite plain No alterations are made to garments No free deliveries—an extra charge of I(k No packages sent C. O. D. Goods may be exchanged only within four day eliminating all avoidable expense that we are at Women’s! Women’s Voile French Street Serge Dresses | Dresses $1.89 $6.45 Women’s Wash Dresses, like the sketched here, for $1.89— light colors with colored designs, stripes and of store uit racks are made of is made f every package deliv f date of purchase. For le to sell more cheay Dresses serge, Street French | green, navy, brown, black other colors with wide around, plaited one mace belts, 4 many nation ts, tunic th in| from ef- | cx style silk embroidered others and finished leather pockets as | tured ntras and cuff s are fe ome “ wide belts with with belts Bargain Basement Specials in Millinery Brand New Untrimmed Hat Shapes $1.15. A lot of nice-looking Hat § brims, in a variety of colors—a ailor ef Hats inc hapes in turban and few plain tailored wide $1.15. with the for only Infants’ Sweaters $1.59 | Women’ sNig ight Gowns 98c Infants’ and Children’s Knit Sweaters in my colors and patterns be lot, and such cute $1.59 Tuesday and Fine White ding loped stitched Night Gowns. threaded with ribbon trimmed with lace mutiful garments at 98 ENVELOPE CHEMISES 50¢ Muslin Envelope Chemises, with lace well made garments, that will be nice for wear, priced at. 50c each with lace edge and with scal other a few silk garments in Some little affairs they ide iad are, at only Infants’ Bootees to Match the Sweaters, Nice Looking and Cozy for Little Feet— 25¢ and 30c a Pair Women's edging summer T.R. BY BERTON BRALEY choektull tre all our ex-president of ginger and pet from Ne in fear at bis ate hin residence their sacredness, High of topnotch preparedness — Mighty prieat RR nh Word and In act he is no meal jouthed wight he aches he fon must fight flee from on from afar imps in the what practices, so when nat doesn't valiant Man, with the vim of a in } with the BERTON BRALey courage of man bin God for high-powered car! } Bully TR { Nothing’* too daring or odd for And, in these days we thar him ECHO ZAHL GETS JOB But It’s a Seccret Now That Fates Are Kind |-———- ™ | make any cour whe her quest f a job. he telle ai It would me Germany's marine, practically t tact, would be given after she has sunk thousands of the other deep wen vessels, LEAVING HER THE WORLD'S FORE ST SEA CARRIER AND COM }MERCIAL EMPRESS OF THE GLOBE But the \pared to ne It would mean the moral triumph of the ideas and ideals for which Germany tood in this war, the principle that nothing is except material matter how it is achieved; that might mak right, that the weak have no protection against the strong, THAT SAVAGERY 18 HOLY, that treaties have no binding power, faith no force and honesty no significance. has) me t ercantile By Echo June Zahl “You're new, aren't you!” | was so calloused by this time that | could respond with out a trace of emotion that | was—hadn't the ad mere other thing a friend in con city—no job, etc. etcetera, lib. | guess | wrung many hearts At least there were a bunch of women who invited me promis cuously to “affairs” in the Y W. building—and we always had “light refreshments.” iat er in the evening The | r's appealed to me idded myself along at dinner without dessert Wasn't an deserting twice an evening Interested in Her Pur What got me wan how tr they One lady Principles of Murder and Savagery Will Stick It world for r © Ja natior hrow | commit the all nterested But were in me even was | in nm the hers was would mean settling upor principle that if can neighbor, t horrible and sick ening atrocities the world has ever eon—MURDER, RAPE, THIEVE aan Ly. | 8B A BANDIT LAND AND A PIRATE AT SEA—go forth drip with the blood of little il followed by th rat cape any f crimes une and dili erent sat acr ne ro! lit ON now table. How eas and forget It et it) wer jing there on the dren exe any ads in person. It was toc @ strain of my physical and tal welf, Wher | saw looked good to me, I and se om the they needed paces and the like-—were getting | nick but I figured that what lacked in braing | had in brawn: and there's always an effice by ing corridor somewhere that ne swabbing And Then It Happened t of felt, too, something of 1 was becom in 1 ate Ibution for a lint of jquaied in human bin gently prep tor | For such a pe 1ld be a ald be an armed truce ALL OF US SHOULD EVERY ENERGY FOR THE NEXT WAR not more than six months hence, and far more lterrible than this Are You Ready for the Grand “Hurrah”? Peace and Good Annexations and No an ad ok a chance I thought BEND dope Things I ne jing | ninity mercenary Thea No ndemnt fem! | ties sweet so horr in my ting u think hal Wisconsin and ed with metal Alt Visconsin af ring rapturous ished as a co-ed discounted coin as it spr aly sordid Wow' Hald disil “ ' ’ eraep. the mont ee ane dege estructive war TT Ana thee Yr THERE WILL NEVER | eiiowicy abaptere a: BE ANY PEACE ON THIS fecct or gad tapi EARTH AGAIN UNTIL THE jag ay A ha PRUSSIAN SPIRIT AND THE bonis Momaitilng noes |PRUSSIAN CONCEPTION OF spp tho |BRUTE FORCE AS THE ONLY Ne ee GOVERNING POWER ARE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS FOREVER. I landed a job! Later I shall call it a position. I said I landed it 5 HOLLWEG IS FACING | GRISIS, MANN SAYS but I really didn’t. A bunch friends got together and BY ARTHUR —. MANN ut cannot and does not | nou. juigalor ond PEACE! he as now But the never to be locked within own it was, that ot set me aboard the good ship, Job. I on their merit. Bot now, I'm at sea—I'm past IT’S my merit—or sink cee way out their help The struggle between nd onents of Imperial German elior Von Bethmann-Hollweg al stage, a from The Fates dealt me a winner And | believe the Fates are good. | 0. And | bell they hold a winning | Chan hand erybody, The whole!) cs renched ~ iden into git tight—to be “there” | "* 6 supporters for yor advices wn of forces seems like y's reichstag meeting eantime Count Von former ambassador to has accepted appoint as minister to jcordin o private when she passes out the paste-|COmdine to priva at Tue NEW PEACE OFFER of his new post has been suexplica boardal Berlin today In the ment e ° | Continued From Page 1 || bly withheld. The circumstances e a A who ‘BEWARE KAISER’S Rernstorff Sweden, but official announcement of this failure to announce Bern storff's appointment fit in with re railroad, but she will most kindly | ports that he is being groomed to allow Serbla compensation in the| succeed either hmann-Hollwe shape of a seaport on the Adriatic.|or Foreign Secretary Zimmerman. And, of course, Belgium ought to/ *. be relieved of the care of her colo | a burden to her, and German | ds ready, in the interest of h manity take them Bu | substantially, fellows, let's go bac! | and shake hands and forget - All National Guard units not yet in federal service were in structed to be ready for a call from the president it any time, in general orders irsued to state troops today by Adjt. Gen. Thompson little row That would mean, of course, that all of Germany's lost colonial em pire, Africa and the vast sweep of South Sea islands, goes back to her The South Sea islands alone would | ‘Have Tow Son’s Picture Takes Batore He Goes to the Front Frank Jacobs, second floor of the P.-I. building, for a pho tograph of every enlisted man from Seattle ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE for every mother or father, All the enlisted man has to do ie to go to Jacobs’ photo shop, sit for his picture and leave the address of his mother or father, to whom the photograph shall be delivered when called for. ONE PHOTO GRAPH is absolutely free, and no one will be under obligation to take any more, altho additional photographs may be had at the regular prices, The Star's purpose is plain: We wish to have on file in the Jacobs photo shop the photograph of every soldier who goes from Seattle. Occasions may arise when the pictures will be valuable for publication as news, In order to induce the soldiers to have their photographs taken, we have ) arranged for the photograph free to the parents gf each soldier. ON I er eee HE STAR has made special arrangements with Photographer | { { BE READY FOR CALL DOLLAR Nemo Corsets MM’ Style 402. 553 wonDLALItT Expert Fit- ting Service Ansures the Proper ction Individual Type of Figure Silk Net Dress Patterns $1.50 alue and gra dance . $1.50 yard U.S. FLAGS « De eac AUTO 11x16 IGH A best Yard yards Displayed t in ween Section Fumed Oak Buffet, $26.50 picture $26.50. rial is f orset that will ne Children’s Beds In Metal and Wood A the le in Semi-mad ilk net, nished mad ‘ ‘ and th six- VARIETY styles now on display in sreen, blue of popular gray make up prettily frocks Children’s Furniture Gal- yurth Floor. The Bed Pictured, in Square-Post ~ Construction, Is $9.00 strongly built of re S. FLAGS nad and d firmly irable, 30c ca h MOBILE FLAGS of ’ xture, hem und to withstand g in the breeze; size 50c each IGHT SILK staff, 8x11 9x15 inches, wood and well- finished in ivory or white enamel. Other Wood Beds at $3.00, $3.75, $8.00; Iron Beds at $8.00, $9.00, $9.50, Fourth Fiver, and 0, inches size cach WOOL GS of standard U n bunting, gize 4x7 feet, 0. This is one of the sizes in the larger flags BUNTING 5 for general use. Women’s Extra-Size Blouses HE extra and long waist large sleeves de manded by the full figure are skillful! in these detracting y incorporated |< Blouses without from their smart lines Two new models, with full collar and turn de tub silk, large, EV cuffs rf back in crepe Chine, in Bags signs or purse to $3 KODAKS and Supplies First ro § beige, treuse Floor. Middy Suits, $2 yy the style pictured, for smart new Appropriate house ¢ Well twilled ar 1 outing wear tailored suiting blue White striped skirt plain with to mateh The belt plain white suiting fastens in front white pearl buttons Price $2.00, Basement Salesroom. from cotton the coat of old-rose and material; the striped band or are of the The skirt with large rnd tie mented with bead embroidery de- | tassel At $2.50 are new Pouch Bags of faille silk in covered frame style, with plain or nove [ oa Bread, Pies and Cake “os New Bags are baked as the good cook SRAL attractive ms in Black Moire » pictured) new pat Silk orna- wa them, in the oven of (ihiwea a the “Ohio,” which maintains just the steady, eveng heat finished with ball pendants and fitted with coin mirror, Prices $2.25 essential to successful baking, and : : 5 and with very little attention. One of the superior features of “Ohio” design is the “hot-blast” firebox lining. It helps to lower fuel bills, and is a point worth ty silk lining, purse and mirror. Colors, Pearlgray, green, Char- and white. First’ Fiber Phird Floor, Basement | Salesroom An Attractive Offering of DRESS SILKS Reduced | PT the to | 95c| Yard offering comprises over six hundred yards seasonable Silks for skirts, suits, blouses, also for linings, as follows: NOVELTY STRIPE CHIFFONS AND in assortment of colorings, featuring HE ot dresses, TAFFETAS a good self and contrasting stripes; reduced to 95¢@ yard 36-INCH PAISLEY SILKS blue gray and black, gray and plum, and Nell-rose; reduced to 95@ yard. @ PAISLEY CREPE DE CHINE of good inches predominating colors, gold, to 95¢@ yard D PONGEE printed with figures reduced to 95¢@ yard Rasement Salesroom. in four combinations: and rose. green quality, 3 wide green, wine and blue; reduced 33-INCH IMPORTI in “sports” effects;